For example, Freeman brings us French's account of what he called The Great Fight of 1841.
It was one of the things that he liked about his job; when fists flew, he had a ringside seat.
He reveled in what he called the “great fight” of 1841, which began when Edward Stanly (W-NC) and Henry Wise (W-VA) exchanged insults.
When Wise slugged Stanly, “nearly all the members” rushed over and began pummeling one another in a wild melee.
Or, as it would one day come to be known in another context, the blow-by-blow.
The Republicans are spoiling for a fight, and not necessarily a rhetorical one.
Yeah, we're all going to be stumbling our way through the fog machine for a while, sports fans. »