Two years ago, the launch of George magazine created major news. Not only was the editor-in-chief John Kennedy, but its conception meant that America would finally have a periodical that treated our political system with the same verve that Vanity Fair brings to entertainment and Fortune brings to finance. Today, with terrific critical acclaim and a circulation of more than 400,000, George has realized the promise; and with the publication of The Book of Political Lists, the reputation of George continues to grow.

Have you ever wondered what Chelsea Clinton's secret-service code name is?(1) Needed to know who was the third vice president?(2) Or just were curious as to which president gave the shortest inauguration speech?(3) Now, with this sassy and seditious reference guide, all these facts and more will be at your fingertips. Lists include: The Ten Biggest Bribes, Obese Presidents, The Five Favorite Congressional Saloons, Strom Thurmond's Favorite Movies, States with Counties Named after John Hancock, and The Dumbest Things Ever Said on the Floor of Congress.

George magazine's The Book of Political Lists is a must-have for list lovers, poli-sci students, and every Washington junkie.