You’ve already seen the stories about the Obama-linked video consultant who was unmasked as the creator the anti-Hillary Big Sister ad.

Here’s his confessional at HuffPo, “I made the ‘Vote Different’ Ad:”

Let me be clear: I am a proud Democrat, and I always have been. I support Senator Obama. I hope he wins the primary. (I recognize that this ad is not his style of politics.) I also believe that Senator Clinton is a great public servant, and if she should win the nomination, I would support her and wish her all the best.

I’ve resigned from my employer, Blue State Digital, an internet company that provides technology to several presidential campaigns, including Richardson’s, Vilsack’s, and — full disclosure — Obama’s. The company had no idea that I’d created the ad, and neither did any of our clients. But I’ve decided to resign anyway so as not to harm them, even by implication.

This ad was not the first citizen ad, and it will not be the last. The game has changed.

Translation: Hire me, nutroots! I’m available.

Maybe Arianna’s already put in a bid. Quite an impressive resume. He is, after all, Time’s 2006 Person of the Year.

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Steve Chapman on Big Sister: “Clinton has a way of uniting people who ordinarily would be pelting each other with eggs.”