Flashdance: Lawmakers Drench Themselves in Ice Water for Charity (Video) – Roll Call

Flashdance: Lawmakers Drench Themselves in Ice Water for Charity (Video)

By Warren Rojas and JM Rieger

Posted August 14, 2014 at 11:34am

The Ice Bucket Challenge isn’t just for late-night funnymen and down-for-whatever daytime news anchors anymore.

Lawmakers have caught the water hurling-bug. Watch our compilation below.

Party on, congressional splash dancers!

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