“Haviland & The SuperPac Men” are a dedicated group of video artists who have married the artistry of Rick James’ “Super Freak” to the pressing issue of Super Political Action Committees and, from that union, have birthed a baby who grew up to make this video.
“It’s a very kinky scheme.
The kind you really wouldn’t vote for.
It’s will never let big money down.
Fat with corporate bank accounts.”
You will be treated to a video that not only includes Haviland Stillwell but also, at some point, a dancing Design Director and Ashley Reed, but also the heads of the supreme court justices who voted for Citizens v United.
The SuperPac Men, Adam Croce and Kevin Glikmann have said: “The supreme court’s ruling amplifies the money of the 1% so much that the 99% are left with no voice. And as we sing in the song, ‘it’s not alright with me.'”
Talks of a “United States Constitutional Convention Amendment Tour” are in the works.
The makers of this video encourage you to support the cause by visiting the following sites:
http://www.citizensunited.org/
http://movetoamend.org/
http://www.facebook.com/Move2Amend
http://www.progressivesunited.org
http://www.getthedoughout.org/
The team would like this video to be on The Colbert Show, so please let him know.
The team thanks their super fly dancers Alexandra Vega and Margaret M. Spirito, the news reporter Ashley Reed, the crew of Frank Guttler and Alex Seymour and to Sara Croce for her mad editing skills.
I don’t know how to feel about this, but I think I like it
Roberts can really blow!
This made me laugh out loud. You win.
This is so weird and hot. My brain and my pants just exploded.
Should have watched this yesterday.
I think my favorite part was when the Supreme Court “sang”. Also, the idea of money-bag throw pillows suddenly seems quite fun.