
WhiteHouse 2000
THE FIRST 100 DAYS
Facts,
Humor
THE FIRST 100 DAYS
FACTS & OPINIONS
THE ASHCROFT HEARINGS
"Oppose John Ashcroft" [background report and a petition]
"The Confederacy's Favorite Cabinet Nominee" [commentary]
"Rife With Hostility to Civil Liberties" (ACLU) [report]
"Ashcroft's Racial Profile" [hearing battle plan]
"Senator, Will you obstruct justice?" (Rush Limbaugh)
[commentary]
THE INAUGURATION, Saturday, Jan. 20
Inauguration Schedule & Ticket Information
InauguralEvents.com [ticket prices]
Armed Forces Inaugural Committee [plans, photos] (loads slowly)
"The weird guest list at a Bush inauguration" [pomp & circumstance]
Bush-Cheney Transition Team 2001 [official announcements]
"George W.'s historical twin: Thomas Jefferson" [comparison]
"The man who, finally, will be king" [British profile]
WHITEHOUSE 1992/1996
Clinton Presidential Materials Project [archives]
The Clinton White House by its former chief photographer
THE FIRST 100
DAYS
LATEST NEWS
Recount This [index to 2000 news stories]
The Saga of Election 2000 [archive of 2000 news stories]
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THE FIRST 100
DAYS
HUMOR
Bush: "Our long national nightmare of peace and
prosperity is finally over" (The Onion)
(humor) [full report]
Campaign Comix [weekly hard-hitting political comic strip]
Bush-Cheney Humor (About.com)
(humor) [a collection]
Daily Feed of Political Humor (About.com)
(humor) [a list]
Bush's inaugural address
(humor) [advance copy]
"Bush and Cheney at lunch"
(humor) [a short tale]
"The Kennebunkport Hillbilly"
(humor) [song parody]
West Winging It: the first 100 days
(humor) [a diary]
A New Chinese Delicacy
(humor) [a mini-tale]
Beavis and Bushhead (humor) [a parody]
The Story of Curious George W.
(humor) [an illustrated story]
"George W. Bush or Chimpanzee?"
(humor) [photo comparisons]
compressed version of photo comparisons
The Bush-Cheney Transition
(humor) [parody Web site]
Salman Rushdie: "How the Grinch stole America" (humor)
More Campaign 2000 humor and
analysis
The 2000 Political Dot-Comedy Awards (about.com)
(humor)
George W. Bush in 2004 [support,
protest, humor]
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Grammar Matters

Professor Avi Bass
(abass@niu.edu), Northern Illinois University