- Heard on the Hill: Is Geoff Garin really on Team Hillary?... House Judiciary Chairman John Conyers was spotted looking like he had participated in some "social evils"... With Rep. Shelley Seukla Gibbs gone, who will we make fun of?... Hayden Panettiere wants D.C. to vote so that she can save more whales. [Roll Call]
- Reliable Source: Jenna and Henry bought a home in Baltimore... Pundits never get down from the podium. [WP]
- Yeas and Nays: Jim Graham's chief of staff Ted Loza got bounced pretty hard... Reinstating the Second Amendments... Jenny McCarthy to liven up White House Correspondents' Dinner. [Examiner]
- In the Know: Orrin Hatch writes a love song for McCain. [The Hill]
- The Sleuth: Karl Rove gets caught in an awkward situation. [WP]
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Awww! Orrin Hatch's song is called "Forever Together." And it sounds homoerotic, but really he is just referring to American troops and Iraq.
Sometimes I'm sad that I don't have a subscription to Roll Call.
Dear Orrin: If you're going to rip off one of my songs, might I suggest "Cry For Help" as something infinitely more appropriate for John McCain. No love, Rick Astley
The lyrics to "Forever Together" were leaked and they are quite shocking. Personally I wouldn't rhyme "Nam" with "gone" but that's why I'm not the world's #1 Republican songsmith. America's sweethearts, the McCain Girls, are planning to sing backup.
The torture you went through in 'Nam
Is how I feel when you are gone
Iraq might last a thousand years
Just like each minute you're not near
You can't identify a Shiite
But I know that you can treat me right
I always get a raging boner
For senators from Arizona
You might talk straight, but it's a sham
You need the love of one good man
I'll wear down all your inhibitions
With skills I learned from years of missions
Oh John, you don't need no wide stance
To get in Orrin Hatch's pants
My makeup is a modest dollop
I don't slather it like a trollop
Divorce yourself from Cindy's snatch
And make sweet love to Orrin Hatch
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