*Photo: TheHill.com

Breaking Political Beauty News: "The Hill," (not to be confused with the drama-ridden hills of Hollywood "The Hills"), if you're not aware, is the congressional daily newspaper in Washington D.C. that discusses important political business and lobbying, has decided to become the city's leading authority in natural beauty ... huh? Yup.

Sorta like "People" magazine's "Most Beautiful" list ("sorta" being my operative slang word), "The Hill" has come out with their own list of the "50 Most Beautiful People" in Washington D.C., -- just in case you care about the random beautiful people that call the nation's Capitol home. (See who we think has the best hair on the Hill.)

So who made the list? From political interns and staffers to State Representatives and Senators, this pretty committee shockingly includes people not working in public affairs (gasp!), but don't worry, they made the inner-beauty list by being vegans, animal lovers or Billy Joel fanatics.

While the list was made up of men and women, Democrats and Republicans (the top two are Republican women), there wasn't one Obama in sight. I personally want to know why a White House tour guide made the list when the first lady got left out --despite being praised from sea-to-shining-sea for her beauty and style since Barack's swearing in (see Michelle Obama's inaugural beauty secrets here).

Check out who made "The Hill' s 50 Most Beautiful People" list and tell me, do you want your local paper rounding up the prettiest of your city?

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• And is it just me, or does a city that creates its own "most beautiful" list sound like it should end up on this list of the vainest cities in America?

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