Question: How many Democrats does it take to screw in a light bulb?

Answer: 5,446

       14 White House aids to appear on the
         Sunday morning news shows denying that
         the bulb is burned out.

         8 White House aides to blame the previous
         administration.

         4 Major news anchors to call the
         Republicans mean-spirited.

         243 children to stand behind Clinton as he
         explains the impact of burned-out bulbs on
         our children and how the mean-spirited
         Republicans want our children to grow up in
         darkness.

         1 First Lady to say that changing the light
         bulb takes a village.

         9 Hollywood stars to testify as experts
         because they played a movie role in which
         they changed light bulbs.

         15 White House spin doctors to put the best
         light on it.

         103 US Representatives to tell us that only
         Washington D.C. really knows how to
         change a light bulb.

         1 President to tell us that he feels our
         darkness and has 18 new federal programs to
         prevent burned-out light bulbs, and that he
         has vivid memories of black light bulbs
         burning out during his childhood in
         Arkansas.

         42 Cruise missiles to take the heat off the
         burned-out bulb.

         1 campaign advisor to recommend the use of
         red light bulbs.

         1 Vice President to inform us of the
         environmental impact of changing a light
         bulb.

         2 White House advisors to devise a tax on
         those who are unfairly able to change their
         own light bulbs.

         1 Dead White House lawyer who can be
         blamed for anything that can't be pinned on
         the Republicans.

         1 White House ghost who can retrieve the
         light bulb files that no one else knows
         anything about.

         5,000 Bureaucrats to make sure that the bulb
         is changed correctly, doesn't offend anyone,
         doesn't impact the environment, doesn't
         unfairly benefit one group, doesn't harm
         anyone during the installation, and is up to
         1945 specifications for light bulbs.




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