Went by the Cannon House Office Building today. Met an intern at Pat's office. He couldn't give me much information. So, I'm going to email the spokesman dude.

Coupla things: I was so hot and thirsty when I got there but you can't drink the water from the bathrooms so I asked for a drink from McHenry's intern (Doug, Greg, Glenn? .. . this Clemson student from Charlotte). They could only give me an inch of water, that's all they had. I visited my Congressman and all I got was an inch of water in a plastic cup.
Then I saw this poster over a door.

To me, he doesn't seem like a person who thinks anything is enchanted.

And I know it's just a poster but somehow, for him to be in anyway associated with showing children anything (especially with the word "enchantment" . . . well, it gives me the creeps.
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I'll bet Steny Hoyer would have given you a little bit more water than that. :)
His staff gave me a pass to the gallery.
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