Hatch quickly grabbed his microphone.
"You got it right the first time," Hatch said as the audience laughed. "I feel that way right now."
-- Thomas Burr
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Out of Context :
The Tribune's political writers' blog.
Wednesday, May 23, 2007
Senior moment
The District of Columbia's non-voting delegate Eleanor Holmes-Norton made a faux pas today when lauding Sen. Orrin Hatch for his leadership on a bill to give the district and Utah a House seat each. Norton, in praising Hatch, introduced him as a "senior citizen, um, senior senator."
Hatch quickly grabbed his microphone. "You got it right the first time," Hatch said as the audience laughed. "I feel that way right now." -- Thomas Burr
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2 Comments:
That's kinda cute, in a way that makes me feel a little dirty.
Yes,she did get it right, Now we have to vote the senile miscreant out of ther & get someone in there who represents Utah & not a lapdog for Bush.
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