Hillary Clinton and Condoleezza Rice Featured in ‘Stepford Wives’ Ad

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Hillary Clinton and Condoleeza Rice are pictured in a trailer for the upcoming “Stepford Wives” movie. In the ad, the two are shown morphing from professional women into happy homemakers. It also spoofs Clinton’s claim she’s be a stay-at-home-mom years ago. I think it’s brilliant. Predictably, one mid-western woman who taped the spot, Becky Reynolds, didn’t think it was funny saying, “It’s just inappropriate, and it needs to be stopped.” Humor needs to be stopped? Try taking your head out of your PC ass and laughing for once.

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