Friday night at the Log Cabin in Holyoke people were treated to a look at the lighter side of politics with some political look alike.

It was a debate between Obama and Romney with Bubba Clinton as the moderator.

The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer recently featured Politicos Comedy Brigade's visit to Times Square. Reporter Alina Cho visited with Barack Obama impersonator Maxwell Price and Mitt Romney impersonator Jim Gossett to discuss the state of political comedy during the Election Season.

¿De paseo Obama y Romney?

Los imitadores Louis Ortiz y Mike Cote confunden a los transeúntes por su gran parecido a los candidatos a la presidencia de los EE.UU.

The Hope And Change Of An Obama Impersonator
TIME Magazine correspondent Michael Scherer

Barack Obama is traveling to New York City on Thursday. He won’t meet Louis Ortiz. But thanks to the New York Times, you can.

Barack Obama impersonator Maxwell Price appeared on an Election Special for The Maury Show, appearing alongside host Maury Povich.

Barack Obama impersonator Maxwell Price appears on John Stossel's show Stossel, which aired on FOX News and FOX Business. Price performs the speech that Stossel wishes the real President would perform, including honest admission of mistakes that Stossel feels Obama has not been truthful about.

New York est un bastion démocrate depuis près de 80 ans. Faites déambuler un sosie d’Obama en plein coeur de Times Square et c’est la cohue assurée. J’ai suivi le sosie new-yorkais de Barack Obama, [Maxwell Price], pendant un après-midi dans les rues de Midtown. Voici le résultat…

Four years ago, [Maxwell Price] was just an average Puerto Rican man living in the Bronx, NY. He says he just wanted to be a regular American citizen working a 9-to-5 job, but life had other plans for him when he lost his job as a Verizon field technician.

What if one day you looked in the mirror and saw the most powerful man in the world staring back at you?... Mr. [Price] is a walking, talking image of Barack Obama. When people encounter him, they see the version of Mr. Obama they want to see. And when Mr. [Price] looks in the mirror, so does he.

One night while sitting in a club, the bartender said to [Price], "Do you know who you look like if you would shave off your mustache? Obama! You look exactly like the President."

[Price] went back to his cramped, dilapidated apartment and looked in the mirror. He shaved off his mustache and gasped at his image. He did look like the President! Staring down at his stained, ragged clothes he suddenly felt a sense of hope. He went to the closet and put on his nicest clothes. The stares of people on the street when he emerged from his apartment told him that he had a new job opportunity on his hands.