News articles, blogs, organizational websites, and social media related to the 2013 Supreme Court hearings and subsequent rulings for the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) and California's Proposition 8. ||||| Republican presidential hopeful Jon Huntsman may be trailing in the polls, but he has become the first of the candidates to put up a parody of former tobacco lobbyist Herman Cain’s already-notorious “smoking man” ad. 
 
 Huntman’s ad features his three daughters in horn-rimmed glasses and false mustaches 
 
 “Tomorrow is Friday, one day closer to the weekend,” one deadpans. 
 
 “We strongly believe that our dad has the experience and proven track record to revive America’s economy and create jobs,” the second intones, adding, “Even if we didn’t believe that, we’d still have to be here.” 
 
 “We are shamelessly promoting out dad like no other family ever has,” the third continues. 
 
 In conclusion, at the point where Cain’s aide takes a drag on a cigarette, all three women blow soap bubbles in unison. 
 
 This video is from Jon2012Girls, posted to YouTube October 28, 2011.
– First Jon Huntsman's daughters made a splash on Twitter, thanks to their tactical deployment of wit and snark. Now they're taking to YouTube, featuring a parody of the infamous "smoking man" video put out earlier in the week by Herman Cain's campaign manager, Mark Block, reports Raw Story. All the women sport big mustaches, like Block, and intone their lines with much seriousness, also like Block. But where Block said, "Tomorrow is one day closer to the White House," Liddy Huntsman deadpans, "Tomorrow is Friday, one day closer to the weekend." And instead of Block's line, "If I didn't believe that, I wouldn't be here," family ties apparently nix such freedom: “Even if we didn’t believe that, we’d still have to be here,” says Abby Huntsman. And for the big finish? No, they don't puff a cigarette like Block did. But they do blow soap bubbles (very moodily, of course). For some choice snarking from the Huntsman daughters, check this out.