Saturday Night Live (SNL) doesn’t have as much material to use from President Obama as they did for George Bush, but there are some moments. The SNL showed that aired Saturday night did find quite a few things to throw into the almost seven minute clip seen below.
This latest video is an SNL spoof of President Obama’s recent trip to China, and it covered the fact that we owe the Chinese approximately $800 billion dollars. It also picked a few of the recent bailout programs we’ve had in the United States since Obama has been in office, including the cash for clunkers program and pokes fun. For another SNL Obama skit, click on the link below.
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Nice opening sentence to your article..."Bush?" he left office a year ago...more liberal rhetoric...I guess liberals can dish it out but can't take it. Obama has been in office almost a year now and the skit was halarious just wait..we have 3 years to go...it will get even funnier...or is that sadder...we will see. At least Bush took some action and didn't just talk about it...Obama is all talk and no action so far.
Either the holiday weekend kept people from posting or there's not much to defend. Depressing that it will be three years of content for snl. I'd rather not have to live through the real life changes. I guess the silver lining is that it'll make snl funnier than it has been.
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