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YouTube Politics

By The Daily Dish
Oct 14 2006, 2:04 AM ET

In Britain, the hip young new Conservative leader, David Cameron, isn't merely in favor of a carbon tax and gays getting married, he's communicating with the public on his own YouTube vlog. The only trouble is: it's excruciatingly lame. Check it out:

Which led a naughty Labour Party politician to post a YouTube parody of populist Dave. We may have started a new wave of political warfare. Forget the ads. YouTube your message direct to the voters. I prefer the parody myself. Here it is:



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