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Wednesday, June 18, 2008

Huma Abedin: Cylon?

Is Huma Abedin a Cylon? The Rekha-Huma Connection... Sense of Huma... whatevah!

People can sure come up with some nutty stuff, if given half a chance! Glen Schaefer (Canada) writes:

Take Rekha Sharma, whose [Battlestar Galactica] character Tory Foster is the right-hand woman to the president (Mary McDonnell) and who this season discovers that she's really one of the synthetic Cylons.

Put that together with some Internet cultural-political chatter, and you get a link between the Battlestar twists and the U.S. presidential race, in which Senator Hillary Clinton's poised right-hand-woman is named Huma Abedin.

"I just saw this stuff online -- some people were saying that Huma Abedin is like Tory Foster," says Sharma, sipping a coffee in a Main Street cafe. "They're joking around, saying is Huma a Cylon?"

Meanwhile, the man rumoured to be Huma's boy-toy, Democratic Congressman Anthony Weiner of New York, wants to make it easier for foreign models to get work visas.

Tags: American Presidential race 2008, Presidential elections 2008, Rekha Sharma, Hilary Clinton, Huma Abedin, Politics, Huma Cylon, Battlestar Galactica, Rekha Sharma, Huma Abedin

Labels: 2008, Celebrities, New York City, politics, Pop Culture, Racism

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