How It Happens - Contacting Lawmakers
Clip: Season 2009 Episode 17 | 4m 14sVideo has Closed Captions
Political cartoonist David Gillette shows us why eating celery in the bushes won't...
Political cartoonist David Gillette shows us why eating celery in the bushes won't get you very far at the Capitol.
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How It Happens - Contacting Lawmakers
Clip: Season 2009 Episode 17 | 4m 14sVideo has Closed Captions
Political cartoonist David Gillette shows us why eating celery in the bushes won't get you very far at the Capitol.
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