Candidates beware: you too could be YouTubed!

The internet, particularly such networking sites as YouTube, which has now created You Choose '08 to track Presidential ads, can make or break any campaign. Though the candidates are flocking to such sites as a cheap and convenient way to "deliver their campaign messages", some of the postings have not been intended by the candidates to show their "best faces forward" to the voters. Remember, for instance, Virginia U. S. Senator George Allen's campaign losing (and disastrous) "Maccaca" moment? Many more examples abound forcing candidates to be careful of their unintended YouTube appearances. A few latest examples are this John Edwards "I feel pretty video" and Hillary Clinton's "Star Spangled Banner" moment. So candidates beware: someone out there could arrange an unfriendly Presidential (or other political) appearance for you on YouTube!