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Gillibrand 3rd Most Beautiful in Washington


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Briana Parker

Published Jul 29, 2010

Modified Jul 29, 2010


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Our own Senator Kirsten Gillibrand has been named the 3rd most beautiful on the hill by The Hill in their annual list of fine politicos, 50 Most Beautiful People in Washington. Gillibrand is also the highest ranking New Yorker, mother, lawmaker, and blonde. The first two on the list, Alexis Latifi of Alabama, and Laura Donahoe of Pennsylvania, are almost 20 years Gillibrand's junior (she's 43) and a staff assistant and lobbyist, respectively. The title she received on the list, "Supermom" (pundit-speak for MILF), emphasizes Gillibrand's unique ability to spend time with her husband and two sons while serving as a Senator and writing down everything she eats, possibly in order to top lists of hot politicians.

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