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Bush Win Bad For Country, Good For Satire

WASHINGTON, D.C. - With the recent re-election of George W. Bush to the presidency, most Americans feel duped into an era which promises nothing good for America. Nothing good, except perhaps for the nation's satirists."

We're thrilled by it, of course," Marston Giesel of Satire Incorporated (the largest satire-based company to be traded on Nasdaq) said in a phone interview Monday. "Sure, it's lousy for the rest of the country, but for out clients it means they won't have to go hungry for a while longer.

Writers for "The Onion", "National Lampoon", and "The Weekly World News" can rest easy, secure in the knowledge that their jobs will be productive and safe for the next four years.

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"It Was A Good News-Bad News Irony So Delicious You Could Stick A Fork In It."

What's more, the massive layoffs that were expected at "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart", "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno", and "CBS News with Dan Rather" have been postponed barring a Watergate-esque scandal which forces Bush to resign.

"Oh it's bad for America, but great for us," Orvill Danfield (editor in chief of the liberal monthly "The Liberal Monthly") said in an interview Thursday. "We were worried that, with Kerry in office, we'd be left with nothing to complain about. But thanks to Bush getting back to the White House, we can start prep work on our special 'What Hath God Wrought?' December edition."

In the next four years, Republicans are expected to slash the Constitution of freedom of speech, but most of the satirists we talked to aren't worried. They plan on using the writing technique of "allusion" (pretending to write about how great John Ashcroft is when they really mean what an asshole John Ashcroft is) to help keep their heads off the chopping blocks just installed on the White House lawn, and First Lady and B.W.S. (battered-wife-syndrome) sufferer Laura Bush is such a positive advocate for literacy that many feel secure in their tracts being read by a dulled and TV-addicted public.

While most of the satirists we spoke to shared concern about the course of national events, what with the war in Iraq, the rise of religious fundamentalism here at home, and the sweep of Democrats from positions of power in the House and Senate, they admitted some jubilation over Bush's victory in the "Tuesday Night Civil Rights Massacre". They insisted that in many ways, it was a "good news-bad news" irony so delicious that you could stick a fork in it.

"We look forward to roasting President Bush figuratively for the next four years," 'Simpsons' creator Matt Groening told me Sunday, "just so long as he doesn't roast us literally, and I think we'll all get along great."

Trev Danger, Ann Coulter's Prison Bitch ("She" has Male Genitalia)

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