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Sarah Palin Porn Video Released Today
Well, this is timely. Hustler's "Who’s Nailin’ Paylin?" hit the streets today and has already taken over the #1 spot on Adult DVD Empire’s best-sellers list (thanks to pre-orders), according to the Beverly Hills based company.
Jumping on the Palin wagon, porn companies used Los Angeles Craigslist pages to recruit an amateur Palin look-a-like. For Hustler, Veteran MILF Lisa Ann took the job along with Nina Hartley who plays Hillary Clinton and Jada Fire as Condi Rice (yeah, they went there--lesbian threeway).
The one hour, 45-minute flick has lots of action and little dialogue filled with double entendres such as "backdoor politics" and "drill baby drill." The silliest line goes to Hillary Clinton's character: "I'm so tired of bipartisanship. Why can't just be bi?"
So there you go LA, one of the biggest commercial products from this city on Election Day is the butt of Valley jokes and a hard fought-for First Amendment right (Paylin wears a free speech pendent throughout the movie). See Paylin before she mends relations with Russian soldiers below (PG13ish photo):
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