Tuesday, January 11, 2011

Kevin Yoder makes Gawker's Congressional Freshmen Hot List

Posted by Nadia Pflaum on Tue, Jan 11, 2011 at 7:00 AM

click to enlarge At least Yoder's suit is really his ... right?
  • At least Yoder's suit is really his ... right?

 favorite campaign-ad family borrower, Congressman Kevin Yoder (R-Insincerity City), has won over another fanbase, and at least this one admits that superficiality is its chief concern.


Gawker.com has compiled its Official Congressional Freshmen Hot List, and Yoder made the cut in all his breathalyzer-refusing and pretend-tea-partying splendor.



Here's what Gawker says about our cad-about-town:

Kevin Yoder is the poor man's Marco Rubio, substituting Latino spice for Kansan, uh, wheat or whatever. He likes to lay back in his leather chair during legislative sessions, tune out, and just chill. That's how cool he is. He's going to be a great congressman.

Yoder rated a 6.0 among Gawker staffers. Whatever that means. His good-lookin' company includes accused kidnapper Rand Paul of Kentucky; Vice President Dan Quayle's kid, Ben, of Arizona; and a Florida Democrat who will probably be referred to as the "Hat Lady of the Hill" (but we could be nice and call her Congresswoman Frederica Wilson).


This mention comes just in time for Yoder. Now that he has attracted attention for attractiveness in Washington, he's that much closer to knocking up a real lady and creating some real kids! 

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