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Candidates wish and hope for such luck in their ump-teen dozen stops each day along the campaign trail: Kiss as many babies as possible and get your picture taken with as many cute girls the town has to offer.
Caroline fit both bills on the candidate’s trip to the county’s seat.
Plus, Caroline’s daddy, Doug, is the local Democratic chairman.
Caroline, meanwhile, seemed like she couldn’t care less, fidgeting on the couch in her daddy’s law office waiting room, whining the way five-year-olds whine when they are told to stop pulling at the dress, to sit up straight and to behave themselves.
She was not terribly impressed by the whole scheme of the afternoon.
She has become somewhat of a “celebrity,” according to her father, who, like most fathers, would just as soon his daughter learn to sew and cook and avoid those other activities which are sure to cause a rash of headaches during the formidable years.
Her picture even appeared in something called New Dominion, a selfpromoting campaign tabloid, inserted into newspapers last week, trumpeting how
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