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In 1994, Ann Richards was ducking out of a seemingly endless campaign strategy meeting, but she wanted to leave us with a joke: “What do a tornado and a redneck divorce have in common?” It is possible that that I was the only one in the room who had not heard this one before, but all professed ignorance. “In the end, someone is going to lose a trailer.”Governor Richards would have loved Trailergate. “How long does one need to live in a trailer before she’s officially poor?” is the new way to count angels on a pinhead. Richards would have eaten Wayne Slater’s Dallas Morning News Sunday story for brunch and laughed about it while cleaning her teeth with that big red toothpick she carried…
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In 1994, Ann Richards was ducking out of a seemingly endless campaign strategy meeting, but she wanted to leave us with a joke: “What do a tornado and a redneck divorce have in common?” It is possible that that I was the only one in the room who had not heard this one before, but all professed ignorance. “In the end, someone is going to lose a trailer.”Governor Richards would have loved Trailergate. “How long does one need to live in a trailer before she’s officially poor?” is the new way to count angels on a pinhead. Richards would have eaten Wayne Slater’s Dallas Morning News Sunday story for brunch and laughed about it while cleaning her teeth with that big red toothpick she carried…The post Blue Skies Smiling at Me appeared first on Texas Monthly.
