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Collection of political animations usually parodying U.S. elections.
- Number of Movies: 7
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George W. Bush / John Kerry / Dick Cheney / John Edwards / Joe Lieberman / Al Gore / Dan Rather / Bill Clinton (voice), John McCain / George W. Bush / Bill Clinton (voice), George W. Bush / John Kerry / Arnold Schwarzenegger / Bill Clinton (voice), George W. Bush / John Kerry / John Edwards / Bill Clinton / Jacques Chirac (voice)
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Barack Obama (voice)
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Al Gore (voice)
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Self (voice)
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George W. Bush (voice)
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January 1, 1999
JibJab's first animation where Bill Clinton explains a recipe for weed brownies.
July 4, 2000
Interactive animated short where Al Gore and George W. Bush are in a rap battle.
July 9, 2004
President George W. Bush and Senator John Kerry star in the political animation parody that started it all -- this funny video was seen on every continent (including Antarctica), it even played on the International Space Station!
October 8, 2004
Those ca-razy politicians are at it again. Hilarity ensues when President George W Bush, Vice President Dick Cheney, and Senators John Edwards and John Kerry reprise their roles in the funny video follow up to ""This Land"". Dubya! (Shakes fist at sky)
January 20, 2005
When George W Bush won re-election, we just had to do something about it. Namely, make another political satire! Watch Bill Clinton, John Kerry and John Edwards sing to their hearts content!
July 16, 2008
In our first election satire since 2004's "This Land" and "Good to be in DC", we bid farewell to Bush and give Obama and McCain a proper JibJab hazing! And, of course, who could forget about Hillary and Bill? This rip-roaring musical romp gives the election process the proper spanking it deserves!
June 19, 2009
Its a bird! Its a plane! No, he's Barack Obama and hes come to save the day! JibJab puts the rock in Barack with a new, over-the-top satire that debuted in front of the President himself this Friday at the Radio & Television Correspondents Dinner!