Dancing With the Wall Street Stars | Capitol Quip - Roll Call

Dancing With the Wall Street Stars | Capitol Quip

By Robert Matson

Posted May 3, 2015 at 5:00am

It takes two to tango, but fans of DWTWSS know it takes a few more to kick off a meaningful presidential nomination process. As we wait for the Democratic dance floor to fill up, let’s applaud the independent senator, Bernard Sanders of Vermont, for stepping in to formally challenge Hillary Rodham Clinton — and, for just this week, let’s let the Mirror Ball Trophy go to the reader with the best Capitol Quip! Send us a caption by leaving it in the comments section. Editors will pick finalists Wednesday, and everyone can vote for the winner through Thursday.

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