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It's Obama night on SNL

By Jennifer Harper on Sept. 12, 2008 into Trail Times

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It's Obama night on SNL. (Republican stalwarts, look the other way.)

Yes, Sen. Barack Obama will make a cameo appearance on NBC's "Saturday Night Live" this weekend — just 24 hours or so after Sen. John McCain braved ABC's "The View" and FOX's "Rachael Ray," obviously out to woo the eat-in kitchen vote.

Meanwhile, it's also going to be Sarah night on SNL. Executive producer Lorne Michaels had dreamed of casting NBC diva/actress/SNL alum Tina Fey as Gov. Sarah Palin on the upcoming show. But alas. Fey is away. She's busy. Michaels will have to settle for new cast member Casey Wilson, who at least has Palin-esque hair and an earnest expression — though is most likely capable of Palin-bashing nonetheless.

A final casting note: Michaels has also revealed that Maya Rudolph has been tapped to play potential-first lady Michelle Obama.

— Jennifer Harper, media reporter, The Washington Times

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Zapper

This so-called reporting by Jennifer Harper shows why the majority of people in this country distrust the Socialist Media in this country. Where are the snarky remarks about Barack and Michelle Obama? I'm sure it's just journalistic oversight on your part (sarcasm).
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tomc100

I always thought Obama's entire campaign was one long SNL skit.
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mplong3

Speaking of candidates on tv shows, did anyone notice how gleeful and excited the View members were with Sen Obama ? and so friendly with Mrs Obama when she was on ? Then when Sen McCain was on the show, he was grilled with questions and not even given time to answer them, instead they rudely interjected their comments on what they thought about the topic. mike nevada
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