Funny Moments from the 2008 Campaign Trail

Paris Hilton responds to John McCain's attack ad with a spoof video in which she calls him old and wrinkly and announces her own presidential campaign.

Barack Obama may be getting a rock star reception wherever he goes, but according to John McCain, he's just another vapid celebrity like Britney Spears and Paris Hilton.

The New Yorker tried to take a swipe at Obama bashers with its controversial cover cartoon depicting Barack Obama dressed in Muslim garb fist-bumping his Afro-wearing, machine gun-toting wife in the Oval Office. Instead what it delivered was one of the most dramatic failures of political satire in recent memory.

After Jesse Jackson was caught on mic taking a foul-mouthed swipe at Barack Obama, the cable-news talking heads provided some unintended comedy as they squeamishly danced around the remarks.

John McCain appears on the "Late Show" and turns the tables with his own comic monologue poking fun at David Letterman.

John McCain pokes fun at his age and takes a few jabs at his Democratic rivals during cameos in two sketches on "Saturday Night Live."

Barack Obama busts a move during an appearance on Ellen.

Jon McCain trades quips with Jon Stewart on "The Daily Show" and jokes about naming Dwight Schrute from "The Office" as his running mate.

Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, and John Edwards compete for laughs during separate cameos on "The Colbert Report," and Edwards steals the show.

Conan O'Brien, Stephen Colbert, and Jon Stewart resorted to fisticuffs to settle a mock feud over who made Mike Huckabee.