Now this is the cutest Byrd picture we’ve ever seen.             

Sen. Robert C. Byrd puts his arm around SRC Chair Lamar Alexander, in Alexander’s homestate - Tennessee - this weekend while the two take in some beloved bluegrass.

Alexander also presented …

The New York Post wonders aloud "Is Joe Hidin’ Facial Work?"

"Yes, absolutely, and I would bet my next paycheck on this assessment," said Dr. Oleh Slupchynskyj, of the Aesthetic Institute.

It appears that he had some sort ‘Lateral Brow/Eyelid Lift,’ …

Who was not in a rush to get back "home" like the rest of the House crew who practically toppled over one another running for Reagan National airport Friday afternoon after Bailout Vote #2?

Why, Rep. Patrick Kennedy, it seems,  who was …

And people think the Senate’s dull…..ish.

The night of the Senate Bailout vote, Bernie Sanders took the floor - kind of reminiscent of the preacher in Pollyanna with his doom, doom, doom denunication. Apparently, Sanders isn’t a big fan of helping the …

Morning! As we hunt and gather some gossip, take a look at possibly the best screen grab ever . Altogether now with your best Rick Astley red-haired voice:  Never gonna give you up, never gonna let you down, never gonna run …

At the ESPN Zone, of all places.

"An enthusiastic fundraiser" was held there thanks to Marc and Emily Lampkin, Matt Schlapp and Sean O’Neill who helped organize/corral 500 other Republicans into attending the debate watching party, as well.

Why, at the Democratic National Club of course. (He was also having some french onion soup for dinner.) 

But speaking of, apparently this lovely bingo card was being passed around the House floor last night.

"When you see Members looking at paperwork, it …

Altogether now: Awwwww.

Apparently, Sen. Robert C. Byrd’s latest book just happens to be titled, “Letter to a New President: Commonsense Lessons for Our Next Leader.” Naturally, as any good Senator who’s been serving longer than, say, Obama’s been alive, would …

"Big" John Cornyn of course. We include this because there’s something awfully awesome anytime he does a voiceover:

From the Practice Safe Policy, which clarifies: "We introduced these products a few months ago to bring attention to the seriousness of the ‘Abortion’ issue. We found that by bringing humor to such a serious topic, it created a more …