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Barack Roll

As election time nears, Obama's support is shown more and more across the net.
These awesome videos are a must see if you are a Barack fan.
If you're looking to support Barack in style we have tons of hot Obama t-shirts.

Barack Roll

Obama Obama (Lil Wayne "A Milli" Remake)

Barackula
This one never quite took off, but it's one of our favorites and you can watch it in HD!

Barackula from mark mannschreck on Vimeo.

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