 | When I'm 84 - Capitol Steps John McCain is already years older than Reagan was when he took office. In this song, he explains the future of his presidency. Musical political satire by the Capitol Steps. Visit us at http://www.capsteps.com/ |
 | A Leader Like Barack - Capitol Steps Democratic nominee Barack Obama is a new kind of leader with a new kind of crowd. Take that, Hillary. This song appears on our album "Springtime for Liberals." Musical political satire by the Capitol Steps. Visit us at http://www.capsteps.com/ |
 | How Do You Solve A Problem Like Korea? - Capitol Steps How will the world deal with Kim Jong Il and North Korea's nuclear threat? This song appears on our album "I'm So Indicted." Musical political satire by the Capitol Steps. Visit us at http://www.capsteps.com/ |
 | George Bush Parody A brief clip from a Capitol Steps performance in Arlington, Virginia |
 | Ain't No Surplus - Capitol Steps George W. Bush sings the deficit blues. This song appears on our album "Papa's Got a Brand New Baghdad." Musical political satire by the Capitol Steps. Visit us at http://www.capsteps.com/ |
 | Bush Defines His Legacy - Capitol Steps President George W. Bush reflects on his legacy. (A longer routine including these lines appears on our album "Campaign and Suffering.") Musical political satire by the Capitol Steps. Visit us at http://www.capsteps.com/ |
 | The Lirty Dies of Galex & Crew Big Man on Campus 2006. Alex Gleason and Drew Carlisle spoonerize words to hilarity on a jocular occasion. |
 | capitol steps (part 4) a parody group that performed at nylc making fun of the u.n. |
 | Hillary Will Survive - Capitol Steps Denver's not the last act for Hillary Clinton. This one's for you, Barack Obama! Musical political satire by the Capitol Steps. Visit us at http://www.capsteps.com/ |
 | Capitol Steps - I Wrecked My Heart with Spam & Crisco Capitol Steps member, Jamie Z, sings "I Wrecked My Heart" to the tune of Tony Bennett's immortal classic, I Left My Heart In San Francisco. Performed at The Ronald Reagan Theatre in The Ronald Reagan Trade building where the Capitol Steps perform every Friday and Saturday night. For more information or to book the Capitol Steps, visit capsteps.com. |
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