IWR Bush Cartoon – IWR Top Parodies Of 2005, Humor, Joke, Satire, Parody
The Year In Satire And Top Parodies Of 2005 |
January
In January: Bush had his inauguration and speech, but he was still stinging from his earlier tsunami missteps, which gave us a hint of how he might respond to a real American disaster like Katrina; Bush tried to make up for his blunder by sending his brother Jetpack Jeb around the world; Rummy managed somehow to keep his job despite his remarkable bungling and incompetence; the under-reported Armstrong Williams scandal broke; Bush started his predictable assault on Social Security; the Iraqi elections were held; an Oklahoma farmer was executed for voting for Kerry; and the State of Nebraska dedicated Mt. Bushmore to the President. The Carlyle Group released three new conservative movies: The Adventures of Jetpack Jeb, Twins, and Booshsputin – The Mad Monkey Most Hits: 1. Profiles In Stupidity |
February
In February: AmericaBlog broke the story about the hooker-turned-reporter Jeff Gannon. The story put AmericaBlog into the Blogosphere hall of fame, but unfortunately, the story was largely under-reported in the mainstream press; Uncle Bucky had a major Iraqi windfall; Fredo crackdowned on PBS; Gabby Hayes got a temp cooking job at the White House; the Bush Administration issued the first state holy cards; Bush lauded Special Ops Cody during his SOTU speech and explained again why they hate us; and Bush became a lame duck president, and his place firmly sealed in the Dustbin of History The Carlyle Group released three new conservative movies: Devil Girl From Stanford, Terror From The Year 2,005, and The Thing From Planet Exxon Most Hits: 1. Devil Girl From Stanford |
March
In March: A Bush Plan to outsource seniors to India was unveiled; Bush and Condi told a lot more fairy tales about the future of the Middle East; Karen Hughes returned from the dead; the Bush Administration continued its attack on wages and deficits; Bush made sweeping changes at the CIA; a CNN poll found that the majority of Americans thought Bush should have a lobotomy; Wolfowitz’ tawdry love secret was exposed, and he was replaced at DoD by Lil’ Kim; and Bush proposed a new faith based male escort training program to help rehabilitate wayward male hookers. The Carlyle Group released five new conservative movies: The Return of the Bride of Frankenchimp, The Low Wage Empire, Soylent Greenspan, Creature From The Federal Reserve, and Wolfie’s Naughty Girl Most Hits: 1. Satan’s Pet Monkey |
April
In April: Laura Bush revealed her husband’s barnyard sexual preferences; King George and Prince Abdullah tiptoed through the tulips; a new triple weird German pope was crowned; John Kerry explained his election loss; the FBI issued a reward for the Texas Talibans; Rush Limbaugh was forced to eat crow; Karl Rove’s 2006 campaign playbook was found by Bob Woodward; and Bush’s poll numbers really started to tank The Carlyle Group released six new conservative movies: The Birds, The Devil’s Rejects, The Hills Have Eyes, Dawn Of The Dolts, The GOP’s American Psycho, and Dubya Hood Most Hits: 1. Polls Have Bush Down In The Dumps |
May
In May: rumors about the President’s failing mental health abounded in the Blogosphere (I thought these were just rumors, but then I looked close at Bush’s face on TV, and it really was twitching! Check Bush out next time he’s on TV if you don’t believe me.); Bush ran out of toilet paper; Norm Coleman was KO’d by George Galloway; Bush proposed replacing Medicare with a Wal-Mart pay-as-you-go solution; Bush continued his assault on logic and science, but seemed trapped in an infinite loop; and a new White House Plumber was exposed. The Carlyle Group released five new conservative movies: Chicken Little, Lady Frankenstein, The Gay Ranchero, Swivel Hips and Yodeanbo Most Hits: 1. The Religious Right’s Golden Rule |
June
In June: the Memogate crisis exploded; Bush denied ever using any facts at all; Bush also denied he’s worst president — ever, but this survey of historians failed to support his claim; these Senate Republicans refused to condemn lynching; Bush called the Jackson toast, which was sold on eBay, ‘An Omen Of Armageddon’; Bush’s polls number continued to decline as the majority of Americans were unable to cope with the Bush Presidency; Bush misplaced the Bill Of Rights in Ohio; and CPB chairman Kenneth Y. Tomlinson introduced a new more manly PBS cooking show The Carlyle Group released seven new conservative movies: Dr. Cyclops, Mister Ed Does Crawford, I Was a Teenage Neocon,Reefer Madness, Karl Rove’s GOP Freaks, Bolton’s Pendulum, and The Incredible Shrinking Moron Most Hits: 1. Bush Denies He’s Worst President Ever 2005 Political Dot-Comedy Awards – Please Vote For The Internet Weekly Report! Page 2 |
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