Over 2,250,000 Served!
That's my number of hits,
not the sign over Bill Clinton's bedroom!
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Welcome to the Bill Clinton Joke-of-the-Day page where we poke fun of Clinton the man, Clinton the marriage, Clinton the administration, Clinton the horny, Clinton the pervert, Clinton the adulterer, Clinton the Dead Beat Dad (there are more rumors out there than just little Danny), Clinton the sexual harasser (alleged), Clinton the rapist (alleged) several times each week as we watch him squirm and wriggle and wiggle his way out of the next crock of truth to hit him in the face.
"First he came for the smokers,
but I didn't care because I don't smoke.
Next he came for the gun-owners
but I didn't care because I don't own a gun . . . "
Who will be left to care when he comes for you?
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Enter Stage Right Site of the Day Award
Featured in Netguide!
Panned by that notable pinko rag, Long Island
Newsday by a Salon writer (lefter?).
(Check out my older news
page.)
This page was hit over 350,000 times prior to May 11, 1998,
when I started using
WebSideStory, Inc. to independently track hits to this page.
I thrive on feedback. Send all comments, criticisms and threats to: cjburke@io.com. Thanks.
Check out other featured quotes from the past.
Warning: this page is currently for mature audiences. So is the
current President.
FINAL WEEK: The Sun Will Come Out Tomorrow!
Wednesday, January 17, 2001
The sun'll come out tomorrow.
Bet your bottom dollar that tomorrow, we'll have Bush.
Just thinking about tomorrow, clearing out the Clinton without sorrow,
Just one big push.
We've been stuck with a prez who's low and sleezy
With W's win, we begin our day
Tomorrow! Tomorrow!
We'll love it, tomorrow
To live in the U.S.A!
[C. J. Burke]
(sung to the tune of MacArthur Park):
"Someone left Bill Clinton in the rain.
And I don't think he can make it,
'Cause I know that he can't take it,
That he'll never be the president again! Oh, no!!"
(...or "Oh, yeah!" really)
[C. J. Burke]
"He's gone off-track! He's off-the-wall!
See ya! Run home, Bill Clinton!"
Thank you to all my fans, both the newcomers and those that have been with me since the Summer of 96! I don't know what I'll be doing next, but these jokes won't go away any time soon, because we all know that Bill Clinton won't go away any time soon.
Four years ago, I had hoped to get 1996 hits by Election Day -- I had them by August. In January 1998, I considered closing up shop -- and then I got 100,000 hits in a single week (more like a weekend!) and I had to temporarily pull my page. I never dreamed that I'd see two million hits during this run.
It's been fun. But now I need a rest.
Thank you all.
Wednesday, January 17, 2001
Tuesday, January 16, 2001
And women are asked to ride it in convertibles with their tops off.
[C. J. Burke]
Ashcroft should promise that he won't turn Waco, Texas into
Corpus Crispy.
[C. J. Burke]
Monday, January 15, 2001
Well, this page has always judge Bill Clinton, Hillary
Clinton, Al Gore, et al, on the content of their character --
And their character STINKS!
. . . but the Secret Service won't be attending. After years of
being that close, they know that Clinton will never go away.
[C. J. Burke]
And I bet she can do a flawless Eastern European accent, too.
[C. J. Burke]
Wednesday, January 10, 2001
Eight years ago, Bill Clinton came to Washington along
with a cutey-pooty, itty-bitty kitty, lovable ol' Socks
the cat. Now that he's leaving, he's decided not to take
his cat with him. I guess even Bill Clinton can get too
much pussy
cat.
[C. J. Burke]
Friday, January 5, 2001
Petitions are circulating to ask President-elect George W. Bush
to immediately reverse all of Bill Clinton's "stroke-of-the-pen,
law-of-the-land" executive orders.
Clinton is one-step ahead of them -- he's already reversed
one of his own: the one preventing his former coworkers
from cashing in as lobbyists.
Not that he's cashing in, he just realized that he's made maybe
one little mistake over the last eight years.
[C. J. Burke]
Thursday, January 4, 2001
Yesterday, Hillary Clinton was sworn in as a U.S. Senator.
She immediately took credit for the rising stock market which
followed her swearing in.
[overheard (and submitted) by C. J. Burke]
Wednesday, January 3, 2001
With her Senate career beginning and Hillary in both the Senate
and the White House, Mrs. Clinton was quick to get her advance
check from her publisher deposited before becoming subject to
new earnings restrictions.
Thus, she gives new meaning to the phrase
"Checks and Balances".
[C. J. Burke]
Tuesday, January 2, 2001
For the next 17 days, Hillary Clinton, serving as senator and first
lady, will be wearing two hats.
Which is appropriate since she's two-faced, as well.
[C. J. Burke]
Does anyone think that anyone will refer to Hillary as the junior
anything from New York?
[C. J. Burke]
Monday, January 1, 2001
Monday, December 25, 2000
I'm taking time off to play with my kids' toys!
Wishing all my readers the best.
Thursday, December 21, 2000
Q: How does Santa know that he's in Bill Clinton's house?
A: The stockings are hung by the chimney with care ...
held up with garters.
[C. J. Burke]
Tuesday, December 19, 2000
Did you hear that Al Gore's conceded?
Well, sure, everyone knows Al Gore's conceited.
[C. J. Burke]
Did you hear that Al Gore is going to sell hot dogs and popcorn?
Now that he's made his concession stand.
[C. J. Burke]
One of the D.C. electors entered a blank ballot for president
as a protest.
Gore demanded a recount.
He wants to determine the "true intent" of the electoral voter.
[C. J. Burke]
Al Gore said, "It's time for me to go."
Do you think we can get him to take a few people with him?
[C. J. Burke]
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