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

A Comic Tribute to Hillary Clinton

Tuesday June 10, 2008
Obama Clinton Nightmare Ticket "Hey, did you all see Hillary's concession speech over the weekend? She gave a lovely, lovely speech. She was gracious, very complimentary. And she said she wanted Barack Obama to win, and then she hugged her husband, Bill. Then the Secret Service grabbed her, threw her to the ground and said, 'What have you done with the real Senator Clinton? Who are you?'" --Jay Leno

"Hillary Clinton is ending her campaign, but really in the bigger sense it's sad because, think about it, there goes right down the drain the Clinton dream of a being a two-impeachment family." --David Letterman

"During her speech last night, you know, Hillary kept referring to Barack as 'my friend, my friend.' You notice, every time she called Barack 'my friend,' she said it in the same tone as when she calls Bill, 'my husband.'" --Jay Leno

Five Stages of Concession Grief "But don't discount Hillary Clinton, because she's nothing if not shrewd. Don't ever forget that. Hillary has a back-up plan to get to the White House. She's going to marry John McCain." --David Letterman

"Things aren't looking good for Hillary. Like a lot of women in Washington, I think she's just starting to realize she may have slept with Bill Clinton for nothing." --Jay Leno

Read more Hillary Clinton jokes, plus check out our roundup of the best humor from the Obama-Clinton showdown.

More Hillary Hilarity
Hillary Clinton Humor Roundup
Hillary Clinton Cartoons
Funny Clinton Pictures
Funny Clinton Videos
Hillary Loyalty Quiz

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