The buzzed about commercial from former Republican presidential contender Herman Cain's campaign, featuring his chief of staff smoking, nabbed the ninth spot with over 1.7 million hits while his former rival Rick Perry's Christmas spot received over three times as many clicks.

 

In the ad, Perry says he'll counter Obama's "war on religion" and restore America's faith. A minute long web video from the former Texas governor that sharply criticizes the economy under Obama also made the top list with 2.1 million views.

Nineteen year old Zach Wahls received the top spot with nearly 16 million clicks. Wahls, who has two mothers, delivered a message at a public forum against an Iowa law that would end civil unions.

 

Obama's appearance before the 2011 White House Correspondents' Dinner, in which he took playful aim at Donald Trump and the "birther" controversy, among other topics, was viewed over 9 million times. His cohort at the event, Saturday Night Live's Seth Meyers, received over 2.5 million clicks for his appearance at the annual dinner.

But it was the president's May announcement that Osama bin Laden was dead that received the second spot on the list with 9.1 million views, followed by a "Government gone wild" video railing against federal spending with over 5 million clicks.

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