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BY REHNQUIST NO-SHOW, JENNA’S SLAPSTICK COMEDY |
![]() Colts Running Back Edgerrin James Fills In For Missing Rehnquist As Jenna Bush’s Fake Breasts Steal The Show By Piño Colado WASHINGTON, January 20 – It was, said many observers, the most chaotic inauguration ceremony in living memory as one disaster after another befell hapless President George W. Bush. A few minutes before Bush was to emerge onto the west steps of the Capitol, he was informed that Chief Justice William Rehnquist had overdosed on his meds and was nowhere to be found. So, Bush chose honored guest, Indianapolis Colts running back Edgerrin James, a six-year veteran out of University of Miami, to administer the oath of office. “I know,” said Bush, “that the Colts lost a heartbreaker to the Patriots last week, but Edgy is my go-to guy in an emergency. He’s got the cool head and sure hands I need… I sure hope he doesn’t fumble this one.” James was quickly deputized as a Supreme Court justice, and fitted for a robe as he familiarized himself with the oath. The party was then hustled out to the platform where a stunned crowd watched as the President’s daughter Jenna took off her floor length coat revealing what appeared to be two large, bared breasts. Both the President and the administering justice stood speechless for nearly a minute before Jenna slapped the breasts, which emitted a hard, pinging sound. They were molded plastic. “I bought them from Eddie Boober,” she said as she and her mother collapsed in giggles. The President vowed to deal with her later and indicated that the ceremony should continue. Edgerrin James, clearly disappointed with the turn of events, began to nervously read: “I do sorrily swear (or very firm) that I will fitfully execute the President of the United States, and will to the breast of my ability, preserve, protrude, and pendulate the Constellation of the United Stoots.” ![]() Audience Stands Ramrod Straight, Steely-Eyed For Bush Address The President repeated the oath as James read it, and then slowly turned to face the crowd massed in tight ranks that stretched from the Capitol to the Lincoln Memorial and began his inauguration address. The theme was freedom and it was marked by phrases such as “freedom’s just another word,” and “freedom is too precious to leave lying around in the street.” But Bush told the world that the United States wasn’t giving freedom away. “No sir,” he said, “we’re selling it.” Bush’s speech was followed by two musical acts. First child star Fat Baby Ashley Tiffany sang the national anthem off key. She was followed by Ted Nougat and The Dunghill Boys, who serenaded the First Family with a medley of patriotic tunes, including Bush’s favorite, The Horst Wessel Song. When the music died down, Bush took 120,000 people out for Tex-Mex.
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RETURNS FOR BUSH BASH ![]() Republican Funnyman Karl Rove And welcome back to the Washington cocktail circuit, darlings; it has been such a long time between balls, don’t we agree? For my part, I had to cash in on my dubious Texas origins to score a ticket to the inaugural festivities. During this intrusive process, I personally was afraid my immigration status would be questioned. I am, after all, not altogether white, as you know, and the last time I checked, my residence permit had an INS lien on it. Please don’t tell. Most freebie credentials were reserved for the thousand-member Bush clan and all those horrible friends of the Cheneys. “Big Dick” Cheney himself kept setting off the security buzzers all night at the Iraq-and-Roll event with his bionic prostheses and his pacemaker. Lynne confided to me over shots of tequila that his biggest problem is the metal plate in his head, which, before he had access to Airforce II, would send all three concourses at Reagan National into 24-hour lockdown every time he passed through a scanner. Hey, did anyone else notice how many extra white people we had to put up with in Washington this past week? And not just white people, but RICH white people from the still virtually uncivilized western USA. Where the hell did they learn their manners? Many of them appeared to have massacred and skinned hordes of innocent rodents, which they wore in the most primitive fashion just to keep warm. For these next four years, my darlings, those of us who know how to eat with forks and wear textiles are going to have to circle the wagons. As has been widely reported, safety precautions for the Republican tribal rituals were extremely invasive. A number of accidentally invited get-out-the-voters from Omaha were kept in stress positions for two days, my darlings, outside the Capitol Hilton. I can’t even tell you about most of it, but at another venue, an intoxicated off-duty sniper was observed playing Texas Hold’em with the First Lady’s breasts. Chatting up an official at the Rotunda who had spent a long time checking purses throughout the inaugural afternoon, I found that Republican ladies carry amazing things in their handbags. Strictly off the record, he told me that he had confiscated an arsenal of small sidearms, a metric ton of controlled substances, innumerable half-pints of what could only be a very nasty clear liquor, and a cornucopia of fruit-flavored spermicide. And remember, this is the stuff they had in there after they’ve been told they’re going to be searched. Imagine the trash they had to ditch in the ladies latrine beforehand. I would go check in there for haz mats and hypodermics if I were you. Unfortunately, I could not get around town well during the inaugural evening because of the ice and snow, and a pair of spectacularly high heels, but I did share a moment with generous Jenna at the 3 Doors Down performance. While we shared a moment applying “Honeysuckle” lip gloss at the short end of the bar, Jen passed me a couple of grams. “Must be good stuff,” she said. “I got it from the Feds.” As you can see from my unflattering after-party photo, it was very good stuff. In the early hours of the morning, I had a few laughs with Newt Gingrich, who had cleverly removed his teeth during a series of very humorous “Bioterror” toasts. We were doing shooters of Stoli when Newt mentioned that the entire Iraq war was initially only Dubya’s opening move in the extremely fun Texas game craze: “Hold my beer and watch this.” Texans usually play this while running toll booths and bashing rural mailboxes, but Dubya figured that, since he had fighter jets, he could take the game to the skies. Newt and I were both trying to get our message out all evening. So that’s it for me. I’m not feeling well this morning, as you might imagine. I do hope they have an opening again at Betty Ford, and that Betty will let me run a tab. Unlike the current administration, I think I better get clean. Ciao now, GB
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