The 30 Funniest Political Videos of the Decade

At the 2008 White House Correspondents' dinner, David Letterman presents a highlight reel of classic Bush bloopers, including Bush banging his head on the door of Marine One, dropping his dog, and getting foiled by a locked door after trying to escape a reporter's question. (CBS, 2008)

In his debut as comedian in chief, President Obama brings down the house at the White House Correspondnets' Dinner with a series of zingers poking fun at himself, members of his administration, and his Republican critics. Obama on the news media: "Most of you covered me. All of you voted for me. Apologies to the Fox table." (C-SPAN, 2009)

Jon Stewart does a brilliant, pitch-perfect imitation of FOX News Channel's resident conspiracy theorist, Glenn Beck, in this classic "Daily Show" segment. There's a war going on in America, and the stakes are nothing less than Glenn Beck's internal organs. (Comedy Central, 2009)

Humorist John Hodgman gives a stellar performance as the headliner at the 2009 Radio and TV Correspondents' Dinner. Watch as he teases Obama by calling him the "First Nerd President" and quizzes him on Star Trek, comic book heroes, and other matters pertinent to nerds. (C-SPAN, 2009)

Paris Hilton responds to John McCain's celebrity attack ad with her own campaign video in which she calls him wrinkly and old, and announces her own presidential campaign. (Funny or Die, 2008)

Al Gore appears on "Saturday Night Live" and addresses the nation from a parallel universe in which he had won the 2000 election. Gore recounts having solved the global warming crisis, providing universal health care, and gives a shout out to Supreme Court Justice Michael Moore and Baseball Commissioner George W. Bush. (NBC, 2007)

"Saturday Night Live" combines Sarah Palin and the disaster movie "2012" to imagine a world in which Palin wins the presidency. On Election Day 2012, planet Earth is going rogue. (NBC, 2009)

Though technically not from this decade, this vintage clip of Bill O'Reilly was unearthed and went viral in 2008. Watch as O'Reilly unleashes an obscenity-laced tirade during his days as host of "Inside Edition."

Eight years later, the guys from Budweiser's classic "Wassup" ad return to offer their take on the Bush years and the 2008 election. (60frames, 2008)

This animated parody of Harry Belafonte's 'Day-O' (The Banana Boat Song) was viewed by tens of millions of people during the war with Afghanistan. The song, which takes aim at Osama bin Laden and the Taliban, was one of the best parodies that emerged in the post-Sept. 11 period. (MadBlast, 2001)