Video: White House Aide Alejandra “Ali” Campoverdi Is Dating Obama’s Speechwriter, Sings Mariachi
26 January 2009, 4:08 PM. By Cindy Casares
Meet Alejandra Campoverdi or Ali as she’s known on the internet. Ali’s an assistant to a White House Deputy Chief of Staff and, more importantly, allegedly dating Barack Obama’s 27 year-old speech writer, Jon Favreau. (Pictured at left.) The very guy who “coined” (or stole) the phrase, “Yes we can.” Latino fetish, anyone? Now that America has a president it doesn’t mind imagining having sex, get ready for all kinds of speculation about the White House staff. Gawker’s even taken to calling them “hot” though “hot,” in Washington is like “tall” in junior high. In this case, Ms. Campoverdi, who grew up in Santa Monica, California, is rather good looking, though she could use a manteca transfusion direct to her booty, especially if she’s going to keep appearing in her knickers in Maxim. She was also a Million Dollar Girl on the reality show For Love Or Money and had a non-speaking part in The Aviator. None of which would lead you to think she’s very smart, but she is! She attended the prestigious Kennedy School of Government at Harvard where she, amongst other things, sang with some adorable mariachis in tight pants. All of this and Daddy Yankee still beat her out for Harvard Latino of the Year.
Obama Speechwriter Dating White House’s Maxim Babe [Gawker]
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Selena’s ‘Tu Solament Tu’ is only sung by mariachi guanabees…
To be considered a good mariachi singer, try your heart at ‘Malagueña Salerosa’
That’s one of my favorite songs ever.
Dumbass! That’s the same asshole that was groping HRC in effigy. Listen, I don’t give a fu** what others say: it would be wrong if someone put a watermelon in front of an Obama cutout and it’s misogynistic to sexually degrade a woman that way. Especially she’s our damn Secretary of State! Why that fool wasn’t at least reprimanded, if not fired, is beyond me. He’s not a great speechwriter even. His speeches are a mix of empty platitudes (Change! Hope!), feel-good nonsense (We’re going to change the world!), and stealing lines from actually great speeches. And, of course, they stole “Si, se puede.”
Also: I’m sorry but the Kennedy School course load isn’t exactly rigorous. I kept believe she embarrassed her family by posing in that magazine. My grandmother would have come back from the dead to beat the hell out of my sister if she tried that.
Edit:
I meant to write:
“Especially since she’s our damn Secretary of State.”
and
“I can’t she embarrassed her family by posing in that magazine.”
Sorry.
First off, Selena isn’t the first to sing the song. Second off, I don’t think the guitarronista has the requisite panza on which to rest his instrument. Ahhh. I always wanted to play that instrument.
First off, it was Selena who sung the song mariachi, inspired thousand and thousands mediocre mariachi singers at high school (Harvard) talent shows.
I thought Linda Rondstadt did that. Youth.