Best internship advertisement ever

From the “Blunt Brigade” YouTube channel carrying the moniker of Rep. Roy Blunt, R-Mo., comes this advertisement for congressional internships — but playing on the braggadoccio of Old Spice’s most recent ad campaign. Have a watch:

Click here to see the original Old Spice ads.

(h/t FamousDC)

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