Ole Fritz keeps charmin' along

摘要

The challenger, every telegenic feature powdered and smoothed, looks into the camera: "I think it's time to expect more from a United States senator. First of all, we should expect more civility. We should expect a United States senator not to demean us, to not belittle us, to not use language that insults us and embarrasses the whole state." The senator in question, Ernest "Fritz" Hollings, is unmoved. All his Republican opponent, Bob Inglis, has done in six years in the House of Representatives in Washington is "whine and complain and holler pork... We've been up there for 32 years and whenever anybody needed anything they came to old Fritz."