Top 16 Political Comedy CD's

Capitol Steps, Songs of 2010 - The latest CD from the nation's funniest political comedy troupe features such songs as "Battle Hymn of the Tea Public," "Secret Kenyan Man," "Fly of the Tiger," and "Return to Spenders."

Capitol Steps, Songs of 2009 - Features such songs as "Ebony and Ovaries, "George Bush: A Time for Refraction," "Senate Seat for Sale," and "The Chap Who Threw His Two Shoes," and more.

Capitol Steps, 2009 - Join Barack Obama, Sarah Palin, Joe Biden, Governor Mark Sanford, Bill and Hillary Clinton and many more as the Capitol Steps roast their chestnuts on an open fire. Features such songs as "I'll Be Broke for Christmas," "A Sarah Palin Christmas," "Rudolph, the H1N1 Reindeer," "Have Yourself a Very Liberal Christmas," "The Twelve Days of Twitter," and "Do You Hear Who I Smear?"

The celebrated host of Comedy Central's The Colbert Report speaks truthiness to power in his hilarious audiobook.

Lewis Black, 2005 - As "America's Foremost Commentator on Everything," Lewis Black is a weekly political commentator on Comedy Central's The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. In this hilarious live performance, Black rants about Janet Jackson's breast, the obsession over gay marriage, God, the Iraq war, and other topics ripe for ridicule.

Capitol Steps, Songs of 2008 - This collection stars the men and women who would be president: McCain, Romney, Huckabee, Thompson, Giuliani, Obama, Edwards, Clinton, Kucinich and more. It also features songs satirizing arry Craig, Alberto Gonzales, the Supreme Court, and food from China. Listen to this preview clip: "Buy Buy American Pie."

Capitol Steps, Songs of 2007 - Covers everything from the Democrats' takeover of Congress to memorable Bush administration follies to the beginning of the 2008 presidential race. Listen to the preview clip: "Springtime for Libearls."

Jon Stewart, 2004 - Jon Stewart, the host of the Emmy and Peabody Award-winning "The Daily Show," and his coterie of patriots deliver a hilarious look at American government -- "a citizen's guide to democracy inaction." Every bit as funny as the show itself, this audio book offers insights into our unique system of government and explores the reasons why concepts like one man, one vote, government by the people, and every vote counts have become such popular urban myths.

In this audiobook, George W. Bush offers readers an intimate, plainspoken, and often readable look at the character-shaping achievements that led to his inevitable rise to the office of President of the United States. A hilarious parody by Scott Dikkers and Peter Hilleren, the creative minds behind The Onion and WeeklyRadioAddress.com.

Capitol Steps, Songs of 2006 - Covers everything from the congressional lobbying scandals to the Supreme Court confirmation of Samuel Alito. Features such classic songs as "Here's to You, Reverend Robertson," "Three Little Kurds from School," and "God Bless My S.U.V."