Johnny Sack used to say "You know me...I don't stick my beak in." Who knew that the Sopranos character would reach out from beyond his TV Land grave and wind up involved in the 2008 General Election? A recent series of commercials feature the character of New York Mob Boss Johnny "Sack" Sacramoni played by actor Vince Curatola, doing his best to help get "his friends" elected to office to support his interests. The urbane boss of the New York family, Johnny Sack is known for his sharp intellect and calm demeanor. He's a still-waters-run-deep guy who makes it a point to keep tabs on anything that could affect his business and keep his innermost thoughts to himself. Those qualities have made him a successful capo - and someone you definitely don't want as an enemy. The video below shows him in one of those moments, specifically involving himself in the election of the U.S. Senator from the State of Minnesota! He has been rumored to be exerting influences in other states as well.
Johnny Sack used to say "You know me...I don't stick my beak in." Who knew that the Sopranos character would reach out from beyond his TV Land grave and wind up involved in the 2008 General Election? A recent series of commercials feature the character of New York Mob Boss Johnny "Sack" Sacramoni played by actor Vince Curatola, doing his best to help get "his friends" elected to office to support his interests. The urbane boss of the New York family, Johnny Sack is known for his sharp intellect and calm demeanor. He's a still-waters-run-deep guy who makes it a point to keep tabs on anything that could affect his business and keep his innermost thoughts to himself. Those qualities have made him a successful capo - and someone you definitely don't want as an enemy. The video below shows him in one of those moments, specifically involving himself in the election of the U.S. Senator from the State of Minnesota! He has been rumored to be exerting influences in other states as well.
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