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How political jokesters tread razor's edge
January 26, 2000
Web posted at: 11:34 a.m. EST (1634 GMT)
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CNN's Jeanne Moos looks at what makes political comedy work.
NEW YORK (CNN) -- For politicians, the right joke can be campaign gold -- or a political lead weight. So it's a serious business for jokers who supply the one-liners to those in power and those on the campaign trail.
Watch this report to find out the ups and downs in the political humor business.
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