WASHINGTON — The political scorecard stood tied — a Supreme Court victory for the Democrats, an attorney general contempt charge for the Republicans. It was time to decide Thursday’s victor — on the baseball field.
For the 51st year, members of Congress took to the diamond for the annual congressional baseball game. As usual, it was Republicans vs. Democrats. Away from the steps of the Supreme Court and the halls of Congress, under the Nationals Park lights, the Democrats slaughtered the Republicans, 18 to 5, in seven innings.
“We started off the morning great, we won that one,” said the Democrats’ pitcher, Louisiana Rep. Cedric Richmond, referring to the Supreme Court’s health care ruling. “But then you have to give them a little bit of a win on the Holder contempt-charade-circus this afternoon.”
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