She's a perfect example of a new female archetype - the flirt with her tongue in her cheek.

Dan Carlin [ Common Sense Podcast 124 ] argues that America needs not more people voting but more thinking people voting , people who actually know why and what their voting for .

Don't necessarily agree with him, but its a well structured witty piece .

It actually quite moved me. Sure, sure, so I know and you know it is unlikely that the people concerned are pro-McCain, but it's fair, it's witty and it won't make a scrap of difference to anyone with any degree of limited education or intelligence, or without understanding at a basic level of (english language) literacy or irony.
(So that rules out most of the intended audience of unregisterred?)

If the USA is anything like it is over here, people on the right of the political spectrum are more likely to vote anyway. This has always been so but is even more true now as people have been encouraged by much of our wonderful media to believe that it makes no difference as "they're all the same". The people most affected (for good or ill) by the actions of governments are the ones at the bottom of the social pyramid (in terms of minimum wage, state education, welfare provision etc) and they are the ones least likely to vote.

If videos like this actually get more people to vote, the chances are they'll vote Democrat. The Republicans will vote anyway.

Because it's the young people who aren't registering to vote? At a guess...