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Monday, March 14, 2005

White House Issues Nametags To All Bush Cabinet Members


Wednesday, January 19, 2005

Americans Build Bomb Shelters in Anticipation of Bush's Second Inauguration

Bomb shelters sprung up across the nation today, as Americans awaited the second inauguration of George W. Bush. After a pre-inauguration speech by Bush saying that "We will bomb them all," Americans have become worried.

Republicans have responded with fury. "Our president will take care of the country, regardless of what it takes. If that involves bombing Moscow, so be it," said vice-president Dick Cheney, adding, "and if you're not content with that, go f*** yourself."


Friday, November 12, 2004

Poll: 60% of Americans Believe that George W. Bush Believes that 60% of Americans Can Spell "Potato"


Wednesday, November 10, 2004

George W. Bush Nominates John Ashcroft as New Attorney General

Today, in a move that surprised many governmental analysts, George W. Bush nominated former attorney general John Ashcroft's successor: John Ashcroft.

"Mr. Ashcroft has served the nation well, and certainly posesses the experience to be attorney general in my Cabinet," said Bush in a press statement, issued today. "I am looking forward to having him in my administration again."

Republicans lauded Mr. Bush's decision. Congress Majority Leader Tom DeLay said that Bush had "a critical choice to make, and he made the right one."