A political group pushing former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to run for the Democratic presidential nomination is trying to rally people around making her husband the . country 's 'first lady . ' Bill Clinton occupied the oval office from 2001 to 2009 , and the idea of the famous political lothario being called America 's 'first gentleman ' has made the late-night comedy rounds already . But the 'Bill for First Lady ' political action committee is for real , releasing videos , sponsoring social media accounts and hosting . events that feature a walking bobble-head mask . of the former president – complete with a red dress and high heels . BUBBA , PART DEUX : Hillary Clinton supporters are pushing online ads and personal appearances by a 'first lady ' Bill Clinton as a PR stunt urging the former secretary of state to run for the White House . AVERT YOUR EYES : 'Bill ' trades his Barbara Bush-style red dress and high heels for a star-spangled bikini in one video , suggesting how he might appear during campaign stops in South Carolina . The independent group plans to take the live-action comic character to the . early-voting states of New Hampshire and Iowa in support of . Hillary , though she has yet to formally announce her campaign . 'They always said Hillary wore the pants . Now I 'm wearing the dress , ' the character says in an Arkansas drawl in one online video . 'Put Hillary in the White House . I am homesick . ' Another ad features young girls reciting a laundry list of feminist issues Hillary Clinton supports , while encouraging her to get into the race . 'As president , Hillary 's experience will impress , ' the say , 'but as first lady , Bill will rock the dress . ' The ads were developed by Luke Montgomery , the creative force behind a highly controversial 'Potty-Mouth Princesses ' video campaign . Americans have never seen a man in the role of 'first lady , ' which is a ceremonial title associated with entertaining and promoting social issues . Many are confused about what to even call a husband put into the . traditionally female job . The Bill character 's outfit is reminiscent of former First . Lady Barbara Bush 's look : a boxy red sheath and shrug , . coordinating heels , blue handbag and belt , and a pearl bracelet . In photos taken at Miami Beach , he swaps the Capitol Hill attire . for a stars-and-stripes string bikini . Hillary 's love of trousers led her to jokingly call . her supporters the 'Sisterhood of the Traveling Pantsuits ' during her first presidential campaign in 2008 . It 's her . husband who is infamously associated with dresses – . specifically a blue Gap frock worn by former White House Intern . Monica Lewinsky . 'There 's more va-voom in a red dress , ' the committee 's . campaign manager Luke Montgomery told Reuters about its choice of colors . SHADES OF 'CREEPY UNCLE SAM ' : The conservative group Generation Opportunity made waves last year with an ad campaign encouraging young Americans to opt out of Obamacare , featuring a giant Uncle Sam character with a disturbing grin . President Clinton recently kidded with television host . Rachel Ray about the confusion over a husband taking the first-lady role , suggesting he might be the 'first man , ' or ' I could . be called Adam . ' Whatever his title , Clinton will have a tough act to follow . in the sartorial realm if his wife is elected . Current first lady Michelle Obama has planted her flag in the American . fashion world , wearing dresses from top U.S. designers and igniting . crazes for wide belts and the J . Crew brand . The 'Bill for First Lady ' campaign aims to collect 100,000 online 'signatures ' urging Mrs. Clinton to run . As of 6:00 p.m. Thursday , however , its total was barely 7,000 .
Comical Bil Clinton character in red dress and high heels urges Hillary to run for the White House . 'They always said Hillary wore the pants . Now I 'm wearing the dress ' Video campaign created by the team that made highly controversial 'Potty Mouth Princess ' ads last year . Independent group behind 'Bill for First Lady ' says it will take the oversized bobble-head character to early primary states .