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Paris for President: Campaign Music Vid

Watch video preview for Hilton's spoof White House bid

By Ambreen Ali, Newser User

Posted Oct 24, 2008 11:20 AM CDT

(Newser) – It may look like the presidential race is over, but Paris Hilton wants you to know she's still in the running. The would-be "commander in bikini" has a new music vid, "Paris for President," coming out on SwagHouseMedia.com Sunday. In the meantime, People's web site has a sneak peek, showing the party-girl heiress strutting in a flag-inspired swimsuit surrounded by handsome secret service dudes singing the title verse.

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Hilton quips herself as "your commander in bikini." (Getty Images)

The music video is Hilton's latest in a spoof bid for the White House. (AP Photo/Luca Bruno)

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Paris for President: Campaign Music Vid