New Politizoid is up: “The Greatest Hits of the 111th Congress”

You've seen them all, Ronco, Billy Mays, Time-Life Books' “Greatest Hits of the Drugged-Out Sixties” Collection, and all for just $19.95. What a great countree, right?

Now along comes Politizoid with “The Greatest Hits of the 111th Congress.” Watch it below, then pick up that phone and order yours today because, as they say, time is running out for this bunch of professional politicians in Washington:

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