Peter Sagal: Brian, Republicans have had a hard time courting younger voters, so they're turning to a new spokesman, a gentleman named Scott Greenberg. He is the first known Republican what?
Brian Babylon: Gimme a hint.
PS: Well, with him, the party platform is, 'Skinny Jeans, but a Big Tent.'
BB: Oh, these are...a Republican hipster?
PS: A Republican hipster! The first one found.
Bobcat Goldthwait: I was gonna go with boyscout.
PS: Scott Greenberg, uh, has got the jeans, the horn-rimmed glasses, he's got the three-day growth of beard, he's the kind of guy who would intern on a public radio show if he didn't want to defund public radio.
[wild applause from crowd that not only listens to radio but goes to see it live]
Scott Greenberg in a 2014 GOP ad.
BB: I don't even want to know what this kid looks like, because I know he had...you know hipsters wear hand-me-up clothes.
PS: What does that mean?
BB: Hand-me-up-clothes? That a little boy hands up to a grown man. They wear those little clothes, tight, and they have handlebar mustaches, and I'm scared of those...
PS: This is what I mean: he's doing a great job advocating Republican policy positions because just after one minute of listening to that guy, 100% of Democrats wished they owned a gun.
From the March 22 episode of Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me.
WWDTM has a way of beating a dead horse, but at least Babylon has a new spin on the skinny-jeans-and-glasses description.