Published on Feb 12, 2016 
 
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 LYRICS 
 
 
 
 Damn it feels good to be a Clinton. 
 
 A shameless politician plays her cards right. 
 
 Got a crew for the fights on the airwaves. 
 
 Lap dogs in the press keep their mouths tight. 
 
 
 
 Cause a Clinton never needs to explain what. 
 
 Why it is what they’ve done or with who. 
 
 A real Clinton knows they’re entitled. 
 
 You don’t get to know what they do. 
 
 
 
 What difference does it make for a Clinton. 
 
 What’s loaded in some fat oppo file. 
 
 A Clinton plays the victim for promotion. 
 
 A Clinton kills it off with a smile. 
 
 
 
 Damn it feels good to be a Clinton. 
 
 A server full of secrets ain’t no thing. 
 
 Damn it feels good to be a Clinton. 
 
 Nothing ever hits with a sting. 
 
 
 
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 Ted Cruz’s latest ad goes after Hillary Clinton with some help from “Office Space.” 
 
 The ad, called “It Feels Good To Be a Clinton,” features a Clinton look-alike violently destroying a computer with a baseball bat—a spoof of the famous scene in “Office Space.” 
 
 The Cruz campaign also gets some help from the Geto Boys song “Damn It Feels Good to be a Gangsta.” The ad opens with the line, “Damn it feels good to be a Clinton. A shameless politician plays her cards right,” and goes on to criticize her e-mail controversy and role in the 2012 Benghazi attack. 
 
 A recording of her infamous response to questions during a Congressional hearing on the attack—”What difference does it make?”—is mixed into the rap. 
 
 The ad comes just one day after the Cruz campaign took down an ad attacking Marco Rubio, after learning that one of the actresses in the ad was a soft-core porn star. 

 Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas released an ad in South Carolina on Friday attacking Hillary Clinton for her use of a personal email server while serving as Secretary of State. The new ad is a spoof of a classic scene from the 1999 comedy film Office Space, which features main characters viciously attacking a printer. 
 
 In the ad, a Hillary Clinton look-a-like in a smart pantsuit and dark sunglasses joins two men in office attire attacking what appears to be a server. The ad was previewed on MSNBC’s Morning Joe on Friday. 
 
 “Damn it feels good to be a Clinton,” a voice-over artist sings in a cheeky tune to the melody of “Damn It Feels Good to Be a Gangsta” by the Geto Boys, which played in the original Office Space scene. “A server full of secrets ain’t no thang.” 
 
 Cruz has released a number of new attack ads while heading into the South Carolina primary, one of which was pulled after an actress in the ad was revealed to have appeared in porn films.
– The people making ads for Ted Cruz may not be familiar with softcore porn, but they've clearly seen Office Space. A newly released video goes after Hillary Clinton in memorable fashion by parodying a scene from the movie. In "It Feels Good to Be a Clinton," an actress portraying her wields a baseball bat to destroy a computer with the help of two male aides. And just like in the movie (in which a printer is destroyed), it's set to the tune of the Geto Boys' "Damn It Feels Good to Be a Gangsta," reports Time. (You can see the movie version here.) If the reference to Clinton's email scandal isn't abundantly clear, the revised lyrics, here via Politico, should help: "Damn it feels good to be a Clinton. A server full of secrets ain’t no thing. Damn it feels good to be a Clinton. Nothing ever hits with a sting." Also mixed into the rap is Clinton herself saying, "What difference does it make?" in response to questions about the Benghazi attack during a congressional hearing, notes Fortune. (Bernie Sanders also has a music-themed ad, but it's a little less violent.)