Until it was Hart’s turn to say a few words. As Hart began to talk in a voice already weakened by illness, the room became silent. Looking over the people gathered in the crowded caucus room in the Cannon building, he said, somewhat resignedly, “we’ve seen some little growth, some improvement but it’s still an awfully white audience out there and it’s a pretty affluent audience.”
He could only hope, he said, that “50 years from now the complexion and the Dun and Bradstreet ratings and the ages of a group like this would be dramatically changed to reflect… what we are as a country.”
Joe_McCarthy 1 points 1 month ago
Until it was Hart’s turn to say a few words. As Hart began to talk in a voice already weakened by illness, the room became silent. Looking over the people gathered in the crowded caucus room in the Cannon building, he said, somewhat resignedly, “we’ve seen some little growth, some improvement but it’s still an awfully white audience out there and it’s a pretty affluent audience.”
He could only hope, he said, that “50 years from now the complexion and the Dun and Bradstreet ratings and the ages of a group like this would be dramatically changed to reflect… what we are as a country.”
https://medium.com/the-judy-flander-interview/when-you-think-of-the-senate-you-think-of-philip-hart-c4feedf57005
So tell me about this yid Philip Hart..
Celler, by the way, was a noted pro-Vatican politician. Kinda weird until you realize much of his ancestry was of Catholic background.