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Robots, Bill Clinton & MeetThePrez.net

By Justin Gardner | Related entries in 2008 Election, Video

I was introduced to a new video blog today, MeetThePrez.net. It’s put together by John Tomlin, a college student who’s criss-crossing the country (Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina) and making videos about the candidates, media coverage and more.

Needless to say, John’s coverage is actually pretty good. Also, he was in the room when that guy got up on the chair and asked Clinton a question about Sister Souljah in a robot voice. You’ve probably seen the video, but from the other side of the room. John got a chance to ask the “robot” a question. It’s in the middle of this video.

So yeah, visit John’s YouTube channel and subscribe if you’re so inclined.

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