Pop star president Paris Hilton

Oct 24, 2008, 10:00 GMT

London Lover: Paris Hilton - Nicky Hilton\'s 25th Birthday Celebration at Pure Nightclub in Las Vegas on October 4, 2008 - Pure Nightclub at Caesars Palace Hotel and Casino - Las Vegas, NV, USA © PRN / PR Photos

Paris Hilton has made a music video to accompany her presidential campaign.

The hotel heiress is surrounded by hunky secret service men dressed in suits in 'Paris For President' - which will be available in full from Sunday (26.10.08) - and she is seen cavorting in a white and silver cut-away swimsuit.

Speaking about the video, Paris said: "It's a really cute idea. Tinkerbell's in it and my secret service dudes. And I have my old white-haired dude. It's fun, it's going to be a hot video."

During the song, several muscle-bound men boom "Paris for President" over an electro-beat while Paris sings lyrics such as: "Your commander in bikini".

This is the latest in a series of videos Paris has made to back her spoof campaign.

The first - which was made in response to 71-year-old Republican presidential candidate John McCain using her image without permission in a TV campaign blasting his Democratic rival Barack Obama - saw Paris promising to paint the White House pink and appoint 'Umbrella' singer Rihanna as Vice President.

Speaking about McCain in the spoof, she joked: "He is the oldest celebrity in the world... like super-old, old enough to remember when dancing was a sin and beer was served in a bucket.... but is he ready to lead?"

Earlier this month, she enlisted the help of Hollywood actor Martin Sheen - who played President Josiah 'Jed' Bartlet in US TV show 'The West Wing' - where she claimed she wanted to be America's best "fake" president.

Paris called Martin "one of our greatest fake presidents" and went on to discuss her proposals to make America a better country.

She said: "If you're looking for victory in Iraq haven't we already found it? Iraq has a democratic government that is asking for us to leave, It seems that we've done out job and we should bring our troops home safely."