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But I was a hick from the north of England.

To find out how the other India lived, JS spent a few days in a dusty hick town in central India.

“That office is not some small backwoods country hick organization that fumbles the ball and doesn’t know how to do its job.”

Mr. Lightfoot, who once called himself a “cosmopolitan hick,” had a shyness that could leave people wanting more.

Senate run the following year, Springer referenced a quote by then National Review commentator Jonah Goldberg, who warned of new people brought to the polls by Springer, including “slack-jawed yokels, hicks, weirdos, pervs and whatnots.”