What Song Represents Hillary

05/18/07
. (Gigwise) Hillary Clinton is going all American Idol on our asses by polling the public over what should be her official election song when running for the 2008 Presidency.

Bill's other half has posted nine songs on her website and is asking Democrat supporters to have their say.

U2 have two songs in the list, while also up for nomination are KT Tunstall, Dixie Chick, The Temptations, Smash Mouth, Shania Twain, Jesus Jones and The Staple Singers.

[see full story for more including the song titles and no "running on empty" and "evil woman" are not among them, although if they were it would be fun to watch Obama decide between the two. This brought to you by the Lemmy For President 2007 Cm.] - Click here for the Full Story

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