Carville OK with auctioning off Clinton?

By Rebecca Cole

Last week, James Carville, veteran advisor to former President Bill Clinton and FOH (Friend of Hillary) showed his eagerness -- and inventiveness -- to help the Secretary of State pay off her $2.3 million campaign debt.

First it was five bucks to win a day with Bill or attend the season finale of American Idol.

Now Carville has upped the ante, telling Go Daddy founder Bob Parsons during the taping of an online radio show this morning that he would "be all for" the former first lady to appear in one of Go Daddy's suggestive commercials.

Go Daddy, which sponsored the radio show, is famous for its racy commercials featuring bootylicious women in suggestive clothing plugging the company's website-hosting and domain-name registration services.

"If Hillary Clinton would be a Go Daddy Girl ... and do a cameo in one of our commercials, I'll give her a million bucks," Parsons said.

According to Politico, the conversation continued like this:

Carville chuckled and said, "Something tells me that they're probably not going to go for it. I think the lawyers in the State Department. You know, they like, they piss on every fire. You know what I mean?"

When Parsons persisted, telling Carville "I like the ring of Secretary of State and Go Daddy Girl, Hillary Clinton," Carville said, "Look, I'd be all for it, but I wouldn't write the check just yet."

Since campaign finance laws limit contributions to $2,300, Hillary won't need to seriously ponder Parsons' "standing offer."

Then again, a million bucks would go a long way to shaving off her debt.

And, how much in campaign contributions did the Clintons rake in for those 851 lucky folks who got to try out the Lincoln bedroom while they were in the White House?