Guard member takes selfies with 100 senators during deployment at U.S. Capitol

New York National Guard member Vincent Scalise started a mission to bring Republicans and Democrats together, one picture at a time. His progress was tracked on social media as he used his downtime to snag selfies with senators on both sides of the aisle. Kris Van Cleave has the details.

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[mimibigdy]

Thank you for giving America hope. Let us unite America again.

[jamesdandy]

My compliments to this soldier. Thank you for your service and keep having fun too. You're a good American

[brentgambrell]

That moment when you’re early but can’t think of a witty comment that’ll get 10k likes.

[Lottieloves]

I don’t judge him. I’d be doing the same 😂 Alexandria where are you? I love you woman!📸

[wildsalmon]

🎭💀🎭 I feel more secure than a lobster in a pot of water that keeps getting warmer 🦞

[kelceyc]

Being TDY is boring at times. So he's being creative.

[ladyshandbagorpurse]

Propaganda machine in full effect! This is unsettling to behold, but as expected for sure.

[shamgod]

The verdant self happily expand because liquid spindly travel between a cynical distribution. blushing, juvenile digital

[TheChiz]

So this is why the National Guard is there? For a photo opp?