Bush Leaves Country ‘Awesome’ Mix Tape
In his final act as president, George W. Bush presented the American people with what he called an “awesome” mix tape.
In his final act as president, George W. Bush presented the American people with what he called an “awesome” mix tape.
President-elect Barack Obama announced today that President Bush will continue to work in the White House after Mr. Obama’s inauguration on January 20th – Mr. Bush will take over as White House Handyman.
President Bush addressed the nation tonight to ask that history, and the American people, judge him “on a curve, to make things fair.”
In this audio excerpt from NPNR, Interim White House Press Secretary Josh Upland takes questions regarding a news story which said that President Bush is refusing to come out of a fort he constructed out of cardboard boxes.
President Bush reportedly called President-elect Barack Obama today to ask if he would mind if Mr. Bush took “some of the really good pens – the nice, heavy ones, with the White House seal.”
President Bush said he was “very disappointed” to learn that he will likely not be receiving any of the $3,000 security deposit he put down when he took over the White House in January of 2001.
President Bush addressed the nation to tell the American people, “You will all be poor by Friday, Monday at the latest.”
President Bush asked the top NASA administrator if his team of engineers could “get me back to 2002, like maybe January.”
President Bush said he was “shocked” by the expectations of a United States president as outlined in the position’s job description.
This new tactic was first unveiled Wednesday, during a meeting with German Chancellor Angela Merkel.