Question: What is the origin of the name The Hipplomats™?
Answer: It comes from the Latin words "hippa", meaning cool, awesome, rad ... and "diplomatis", meaning go play nice with your friends.
Question: What is the favorite music of The Hipplomats™?
Answer: Interestingly, it's not hip-hop.
Meet Some of the Characters You May Encounter in the Hipplomats™
You never know when you're liable to run into any of the following …
NEWS ANCHOR TEAM:
Avery Laungstry
Adelle U. Thyss
Anita Kuekaurd
Rita Danuze
CONSERVATIVE SENATORS:
Begonia Fooles
Will Neffyrbauj
Noah Khampramyze
Phil Theerytch
LIBERAL SENATORS:
Eileen Tuethalepht
Taksumi Moore
M. T. Iorwollet
Anne Uthertaks
Justin Uthertaks
INDEPENDENT SENATORS:
Willie Auvirspend
Ima Phensytter
Noah Bakboan
EXCESSIVELY BORING SENATORS:
Claire Tharume
Ima Blathertrapp
Luca Heernauw
Ivan O'Brayne
Juan Moortheng
POLITICAL SPIN DOCTORS:
Estelle Lyes
Liev Toomey
LOBBYISTS:
Cassius Pryfurd
Gladys N. Kash
Colin de Favers
HEALTH ADVOCATES:
Don Everett Meet
Skip Emile Nauwynden
Stan Dauphysh, shy political appointee
Lou Slypps, confidential informant
Clarence Saylze, consumer reporter
Strom Boessis, Surgeon General
Jocelyn Travelers, airport TSA agent
Evan Kanthwayte, House Chaplain
Christian Bjorn-Uggyn, Asst. House Chaplain
Dotty Soetroo, investigative reporter
N. Clement Wethur, D.C. meteorologist
Ima Reese Paunzybel, confessing felon
Juno Wutt, Homeland Security interrogator
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MORE CHARACTERS YOU MAY RUN INTO
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Clement C. Pleez, parole candidate
Athena Raubry, eyewitness to a crime
Laurent D. Strict, unscrupulous landlord
Grecia Athydor, Walmart greeter
Beale T. Nomayoh, D.C. sandwich shop operator
Bruno Kaufy, FDA caffeine opponent
Sarah Dauktrynthaus, hypochondriac
Heinz Eyte, Congressional historian
Seattle Upp, political intern from Texas
Brandon O'Stere, half-Irish, half-Texan intern
Virgil Ray Allaty, Senate computer programmer
Les Sault, White House chef
Fisk L. Myscheff, indicted senator
Lotta Myscheff, senator's problem child
Lawson Phaund, private investigator
Maureen Korre, Pentagon analyst
Gloria Awltok, publicity-hungry attorney
Mike Tyresome, boxer
Natalie Dacktaut, super model
Colin Deheet, FBI agent
Kip F. Degrasse, White House groundskeeper
Iris Kevrithin, investment reporter
Les Cettledys, arbitrator
Cole Durrenhel, Senate furnace repairman
Travis Tiev Justess, career criminal
Marion Phoorluv, Capitol Hill romantic
Wendy Sittey, Chicago alderman
Douglas S. Haffel, Secretary of Optimism
Darryl Lee Tawl, basketball announcer
Liam O'Zean, White House chauffer
Betty Lathan Ever, always-tardy senator
Morey Orless, Congressional Budget Office estimator
Harvey Styme, Secretary of Agriculture
Abel Baudede, fitness expert
Cher Dwelth, philanthropist