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Old 01-27-2012, 02:40 AM
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This argument is probably a win/win for both President Obama and whatshername. He gets to be seen as above the fray, elegant in confrontation and, well, presidential. And she gets to seen as confrontational, aggressive, not afraid of some black guy standing in front of her and without any need for the finer graces in her life. So they're both speaking to their base. Not that it was planned. Even I'm not that cynical.

Please tell me she's not a sorority woman.
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