A Saturday Night Live spoof of the recent Sarah Palin interview by Katie Couric, featuring Tina Fey as Palin and Amy Poehler as Couric.

A hilarious sketch that imagines what Hillary Clinton would have been like as a child attending school. Perhaps this won't be the first time Hillary has lost an election and not been willing to admit defeat.

Tina Fey had a pretty solid debut as Sarah Palin on Saturday Night Live, including a couple of zingers. I can see Russia from my house.

Funny slip of the tongue in which Presidential candidate John McCain promises to veto every beer that comes across his desk. We strongly disagree with this policy!

A hilarious bit from the show South Park that makes fun of people driving hybrid vehicles for being so pretentious and snobby about it.

Former World Chess Champion Garry Kasparov was speaking in Moscow to fellow opponents of the Kremlin when a remote controlled flying penis interrupts him and causes a hilarious scene.

David Letterman does a top 10 list featuring his countdown of the best George W. Bush moments during his Presidency. There's really so many to choose from, but this is a pretty good collection.

Segment from Saturday Night Live in which Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton are presented in a split screen format while talking at the same time, just like those NBA playoff commercials.

If a tree falls in the forest and some over-the-top hippy tree huggers cry and scream, does anyone care?

Radio host Kevin James appears on MSNBC's Hardball with Chris Matthews and looks completely foolish when it's revealed he doesn't know the history behind the issue and clearly has no idea what he's talking abou...

At a campaign event in Beaverton, Oregon, Barack Obama claims to have visited 57 U.S. states while on the campaign trail. Clearly he meant to say 47, but it's a bit of gaffe for a Presidential candidate.

Jesse Jackson was speaking on television about Barack Obama and thought the microphone had been turned off when he made some obscene comments. Ironically, so many people disrespect Jackson that this could help ...

A collection of clips from recent newscasts, interviews and debates in which Presidential candidate John McCain repeatedly contradicts the words out of his own mouth.

While commenting on Hillary Clinton's RFK assasination slip-up, Liz Trotta on Fox News Channel accidentally refers to Barack Obama as Osama and then jokes that they should both be killed.

A great skit from Saturday Night Live mocking John McCain's recent run of ridiculous campaign ads against Barack Obama.