As she left the stage, the Chair (a guy called Steve) and the Party Director called out for some men who were needed by "the woman in the bright yellow blazer" next door.
Fahrenthold: Saturday I'm at the grocery store picking up something for my family, and I saw my phone that Jason Chaffetz, the, you know, then the House Oversight Committee chair, the guy who had given Hillary Clinton so much trouble about Benghazi, someone who was sort of like a moral authority in the Republican Party, said, I think the words were, "I'm out".
You aren't running a poker hall filled with cigar smoke, folding chairs and guys called Bubba (although a name like Hootie puts you close).
The fourth student who strode to my chair was a guy I remembered from a cardiology lecture I'd attended at the outset, taught by Dr. Katharine Treadway.
"If I had been trying to throw the chair at the guy specifically, I think I could hit him," Sloan said.
David Letterman starred in the original; after more than a decade as host of the later show, he was blocked from advancing to the main room, the 11 35 show, the franchise, NBC's "Tonight" Show, because NBC decided to give Johnny Carson's chair to a guy its executives believed was a more mainstream -- and cooperative -- star.
"All I want the guy (chair umpire Jeremy Shales) to do is pay attention.
At another point, Hill was glued to live monitors that showed Green directing upstairs, his legs dangled over the side of an arm chair, when a guy in a ballcap wandered over and whispered, kind of loudly in a thick Carolina accent, "Jody?
I refer, of course, to a guy chair -- a big, comfortable seat he can relax in after performing such exhausting tasks as throwing out the garbage or picking up his dirty socks and underwear, a place fit for a king while he sits in front of the TV and either watches sports for hours on end or struggles to stay awake for the 11 o'clock news.
