Separated at Birth

The Washington Examiner‘s crime reporter Scott McCabe has his mug in the paper every day. But it wasn’t until today that it struck us how much his photo resembles a more stern Zach Galifianakis of “The Hangover.”

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In the aftermath of the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, today we match up CNN’s Jim Acosta and George Clooney, both of whom attended this weekend’s festivities.

 

This morning we see amazing similarities between Current TV’s latest star and ex-hooker aficionado Eliot Spitzer and Politico‘s Ken Vogel. Sorry, Vogel, but it’s true! He doesn’t have your ears, morals or party chatter, but otherwise you could probably play him in a movie.

This morning we’re pairing Bloomberg‘s Margaret Carlson with GOP hopeless Newt Gingrich‘s daughter, Jackie Gingrich Cushman. It’s in the glasses — yes, but we think it’s more than that, shape of the face, the bangs, smile, etc…

 

This morning we’re matching the newly coiffed Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.) and actress Justine Bateman, who played Mallory Keaton (as pictured below in the yellow shirt with the popped collar) on Family Ties.

This morning we’re pairing Fox & Friends host Clayton Morris and Comedy Central’s Stephen Colbert. In this case, it’s all in the eyebrows.

Presidential hopeful Rick Santorum seems to be on his last political leg as Mitt Romney continues to pull away in the GOP Primary. That doesn’t stop media outlets from plastering his baby-face all over TV. Which got us thinking that he reminded us of someone. He looks an AWFUL lot like Sesame Street’s Guy Smiley.

As if looking like a puppet wasn’t bad enough, we also see the similarities between Santorum and Full House’s Bob Saget.

 

This afternoon we mix and match ousted General Services Administrator Chief Martha Johnson and “Beverly Hillbillies” actress and 1984 congressional candidate Nancy Kulp. We also think they both resemble actress Julie Andrews. A thank you to FishbowlDC reader Kevin McVicker, an Account Supervisor at Shirley & Banister Public Affairs, for the initial pairing.

In today’s edition of Separated at Birth we compare BuzzFeed’s McKay Coppins and the similarly spectacled author of In Cold Blood, Truman Capote.

Fox News’s powerful Chief White House Correspondent Ed Henry is a dead ringer for actor Steve Little who plays the character of Stevie Janowski from HBO’s comedy series “Eastbound & Down.”