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Week of January 14
Paul Manafort's lawyers inadvertently revealed details from the Mueller investigation alleging that he shared campaign data with Russians tied to Kremlin intelligence. Trump says he knew nothing about his former campaign manager's activities. But even if he did, it's definitely, no way, not collusion.
I'm So Indicted
[ I'm So Excited
]
From the album Orange Is the New Barack (2017).
Week of January 7
Elizabeth Warren jumped into the 2020 presidential race with five campaign stops in Iowa. She promised to "dream big," to "fight hard," and to be likable, too.
Angry Progressive Nursery Rhymes
From the album Orange Is the New Barack (2017).
Week of December 31
Tune in for our annual year-end broadcast on New Year's eve, or download the podcast here. Join us as we take a look back — or a book lack — at 2018. It's been yite a quear in the perled of wolitics. (Just whip your flurds, you'll het the gang of it.)
Lirty Dies: The Train of Rump
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From the album Make America Grin Again (2018).
Week of December 24
President Trump tweeted that people "are proud to be saying Merry Christmas again" thanks to him. Still, there's only so much one man can do. Christmas this year might have been even merrier, if only certain people weren't so willing to flip, rat, or snitch.
How the Flynn Stole Christmas
[ How the Grinch Stole Christmas
]
Week of December 17
Obamacare was just declared unconstitutional by a federal judge in Texas, and President Trump is thrilled! (President Obama, not so much.) If you're losing your insurance, or if someone you love has a pre-existing condition, don't worry! President Trump has a plan to keep you covered.
Suture Yourself
[ Consider Yourself
]
From the album Make America Grin Again (2018).
Week of December 10
The President tweeted a surprise "Thank you!" to Robert Mueller, whose latest court filings establish that "Individual-1" directed illegal hush money payments to his former mistresses. Now the special counsel is reportedly focusing on criminal activity by the Trump family business and possibly preparing to indict Donald Trump, Jr.
Aristocrats from the Cradle
[ Cat's in the Cradle
]
From the album Make America Grin Again (2018).
Week of December 3
Former President George H.W. Bush passed away at the age of 94, and he is being remembered all week in Washington and around the nation. The Capitol Steps had the honor of performing for him on multiple occasions. At a show in the spring of 1988 he asked us, "Who do you think I should pick as vice president?" "Pick someone funny," we replied. And he did. After the election, we performed this song for him, the first lady, and the vice president too.
Arreste Nudilis
[ Adeste Fidelis (O, Come All Ye Faithful)
]
From the album Stand By Your Dan (1989).
Week of November 26
Brett Kavanaugh has been on the Supreme Court for almost two months, keeping a low profile in the hope that Demcrats don't follow through on their talk of impeaching him. Since joining the Court as a "Trump judge," he hasn't assaulted anyone, lied before Congress — or even been seen in public with a beer! And he's got a calendar to prove it.
Calendar Proof
[ Calendar Girl
]
Week of November 19
Massive voter fraud getting you down? Did you feel disoriented waiting for recounts in Georgia or Florida? Confused about ranked-choice-voting disarray in Maine? Already stressed out about 2020? There is a cure!
From the album Four More Years in the Bush Leagues (2005).
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