"he moves like a jazz musician," Says Clinton superdelegate

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Clinton SD and RBC member Prof. Kamarck speaks on Obama at a Cape Town, SA event.
Kamarck has, for me, been a reliable gauge of DNC attitudes.
She thought both candidates were worthy, but backed Clinton for her deep working knowledge of "the issues."
Kamarck has had tough things to say about both candidates.
And more familiar than probably anyone with the nominating process, she will be one of the deciders on Michigan and Florida.

There are a bunch of quotes in this article, I'll leave it to the reader to draw conclusions, but this quote is nice:

"This is a generation that is turned off by a politics that tears people down and insults them," said Kamarck, referring to the politics of the previous 'baby boomer' generation. "They're a generation of solutions and a generation to whom Barack Obama's message of hope is quite extraordinary and quite appealing."

http://www.news24.com/News24/World/US_Elections_2008/0,,2-10-2339_2325017,00.html

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1. I should have left the title as "sexist vice presidential hopeful calls for unity"

[gristy]

2. Such is life

:)

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3. I'm the only one interested in what Clinton SD's think?

[FredScuttle]

4. LOL...I couldn't help thinking of "The Royal Tenenbaums" with the OP title

The scene where Gene Hackman and Danny Glover face off and Hackman calls him "Coltrane"





Professor Kamarck

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6. Hahaha! Oh man... I need to watch that again and contemplate this black jazz dude fantasy.

[FredScuttle]

5. dupe

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