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Friday, November 17, 2006

The Boehner birthday song

Today was a big day for Rep. John Boehner of West Chester.

Not only did the No. 2 House Republican win election to be the No. 1 House Republican next year, but he did so on his 57th birthday. And then he demonstrated that he can carry a tune.

Prompted by a reporter to sing what is apparently known as the "Boehner Birthday Song," the new minority leader led the newly elected leadership team in singing the tune before dozens of TV cameras, photographers and reporters.

Here's how it goes: "This is your birthday song! It doesn't last too long! Hey!"

But today wasn't the first time Boehner has sung his song publically.

Earlier this year, in wishing Rep. Ralph Hall, R-Texas, the oldest member of the House, a happy 83rd birthday told fellow lawmakers: “Not many of you know the Boehner birthday song, but it is pretty simple.”

CLICK HERE to read about it in The Hill newspaper.

And finally, to hear it for yourself, CLICK HERE.


5 Comments:

at 8:57 AM, November 18, 2006 Blogger Brah Coon said...

ummmm....yeah well, I had no idea he was a crooner. I might have mistaken him for Perry Como if only he had been wearing a sweater.

Does he have a " Hail To The Chief song " in this style?

 
at 9:45 AM, November 18, 2006 Anonymous Anonymous said...

it's the fake tan I like...a George Hamilton wannabe

 
at 7:08 PM, November 19, 2006 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Fabo darling Fabo! Absolutely scintillating journalism!!!

 
at 11:49 PM, November 19, 2006 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Can I have the 30 seconds of my life back that I wasted reading this?

 
at 12:57 PM, November 21, 2006 Anonymous Anonymous said...

This is actually a song that servers sing at TGI Fridays. I know because I used to work there.

 
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