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By Daniel Kurtzman, About.com Guide to Political Humor since 2000

Jenna Bush's Wedding: A Comedic Tribute

Saturday May 10, 2008
Jenna Bush and Henry Hager Wedding Photo "Jenna Bush is getting married over the weekend. But she did not sign a prenup. Apparently, the family doesn’t believe in exit strategies." --Craig Ferguson

"I thought this was nice. For their wedding night, President Bush is loaning the groom his 'Mission Accomplished' banner." --David Letterman

"Jenna Bush is getting married this weekend at her father's place in Crawford, Texas. And this is no surprise: the $2 billion ice sculpture contract went to Halliburton." --David Letterman

"Best wishes to President Bush's daughter, Jenna. She's getting married this weekend. I understand both John McCain and Dick Cheney will attend. That way they'll have something old and something blue." --Jay Leno

"Here's an interesting fact about the wedding a lot of people didn't know. Since her father's approval rating is only 29 percent, she's asked John McCain to give her away." –Jay Leno

Read more Jenna Bush jokes...

See also:
Funny Jenna Bush Pictures
The Daily Show on Jenna Bush's Wedding (Comedy Central)
Jenna Bush's Fairytale Wedding in Pictures (23/6)
Jenna Bush Married by An Obama Backer (NY Times)
Stephen Colbert on Jenna Bush's Wedding (Comedy Central)
George W. Bush to Gain Son, Jenna Bush to Lose Her Virginity (23/6)

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Comments

May 12, 2008 at 2:58 am
(1) Emma says:

Her father may be a douche bag, but she does make a lovely bride.

May 12, 2008 at 3:32 am
(2) Jen says:

Great, just what the world needs, more Bushes getting married and procreating.

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