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Vote for Your Favorite Today Is Tomorrow Capitol Quip!

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By Rebecca Gale
Posted February 4, 2015 at 2:39pm

Using the comments section below, vote for your favorite caption until 5 p.m. Eastern Thursday.  

Here are this week’s finalists:  

Crude but effective.
Our forecast is in the pipeline!
Is that Harry Reid down there? He must have slipped on those tar sands!
Well, do you predict an oily spring?
Silent spring?  

The cartoon with the winning caption will appear on this blog on Feb. 8  and in the following print edition of Roll Call. The contest winner will receive a signed color print of his or her Capitol Quip cartoon from the cartoonist, R.J. Matson.  


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