How It Happens - Wired Capitol
Clip: Season 2010 Episode 9 | 6m 22sVideo has Closed Captions
Political cartoonist David Gillette takes a look at how changes in technology have...
Political cartoonist David Gillette takes a look at how changes in technology have given the Capitol press corps a chance to kick up their heels and watch the action like highschoolers on movie night.
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How It Happens - Wired Capitol
Clip: Season 2010 Episode 9 | 6m 22sVideo has Closed Captions
Political cartoonist David Gillette takes a look at how changes in technology have given the Capitol press corps a chance to kick up their heels and watch the action like highschoolers on movie night.
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