President Jenny's First Day

in Office a Success!
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President Jenny served her first day in office yesterday. Waking up bright and early at 6 a.m., the president walked her pet dog, just like many presidents before her. Afterward, she kicked off the work day by meeting with the members of the White House staff to discuss the text for the weekly radio address. Everyone the president meets has rave reviews about her work. "President Jenny is the best boss I've ever had!" Sara Silviato, one of the White House aides, said. Once the first morning meeting concluded, the president attended the dedication ceremony for a new war memorial. However, she must have worked up quite an appetite since she then went to a lunch honoring the new ambassador to Italy. Spaghetti, the White House head chef's specialty, was the main dish. The president's afternoon started with a bill signing ceremony for a key piece of education legislation. Then President Jenny retired to the Oval Office to chat by phone with the space shuttle astronauts. Tensions ran high when word reached Washington that the Chinese were attempting to overthrow the Taiwanese government. In response, the president met with foreign policy advisers to discuss the options. After that, President Jenny asked her aides to update her regularly as the situation in Taiwan changes and continued on with her evening plans. So she ordered pizza and wings for the family and then watched a movie. But before calling the day complete, the president read a few chapters of "Holes" by Louis Sachar and went to bed. Chief of Staff Malcolm Bishop declared President Jenny's first day a success. "It was long," he said, "but we're feeling great about our next three years and 364 days in office!"