Political Parodies ; Everyone's a Target of Popular Cartoon

The Washington Times › October 26, 2004

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The Democratic and Republican presidential tickets are singing and dancing their way into the hearts (or at least the funny bones) of Americans, via the Internet.

In lively animation, President Bush complains, "I wish our winning were a bit more certain," prompting Vice President Dick Cheney to declare, "Better call my friends at Halliburton." Meanwhile, vice-presidential candidate Sen. John Edwards says of Sen. John Kerry, "I love to hug and kiss this guy." "Are they gay?" "We won't say. On our way, to DC Land!"

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Political Parodies ; Everyone's a Target of Popular Cartoon

So goes the first verse of the hit parody, "Good to Be in DC," by JibJab Media (www.jibjab.com), a California-based independent production studio. Sung to the tune of "Dixie," with an animated cast that includes former President Bill Clinton and Attorney General John Ashc...

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