The senator was sitting on the steps outside of the capitol. He was compared to a cartoon in an educational song by internet users. The face of a meme has been seated. The senator has become a meme again. The Los Angeles Times photographer Kent Nishimura took a picture of the senator sitting on the steps outside the US Capitol. Cubitt compared the photo to an image from a Schoolhouse Rock song called "I'm Just a Bill." —Clayton Cubitt (@claytoncubitt) August 7, 2022 The song, written by Dave Frishberg and performed by Jack Sheldon, has become an educational staple since it was released in 1976, teaching children about the process a bill undergoes before it becomes law. I'm not a person. "Yes, I'm only a bill," the song says. "And I'm sitting here on Capitol Hill, and the paper roll is sitting on the steps," the song says. The photo was taken at the inauguration of President Biden in January of 2021. He explained that he was just sitting there trying to keep warm and pay attention to what was happening. —Ashley Holub, PhD (@ashtroid22) January 21, 2021 Brendan Smialowski, the photographer who snapped the photo of the Sanders-mitten photo, said that the senator has a well-defined brand and image. It's very much part of his politics that he is who he is. Smialowski said it was a nice piece of life. It's just him. Business Insider has an article on it.
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