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Caroline Kennedy Meets Press In Harlem With Al Sharpton

Politico   |   December 18, 2008 02:05 PM

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Caroline Kennedy just gave a bona fide press avail on the sidewalk outside the Harlem soul food mecca Sylvia's, avoiding questions on substance and at first delivering a rehearsed answer, but finding a fairly steady, if non-committal, voice in the face of the press scrum.

She was introduced and shepherded by Al Sharpton, who ate two kinds of chicken (grilled and baked) and collard greens with her.

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Caroline Kennedy just gave a bona fide press avail on the sidewalk outside the Harlem soul food mecca Sylvia's, avoiding questions on substance and at first delivering a rehearsed answer, but finding ...
Caroline Kennedy just gave a bona fide press avail on the sidewalk outside the Harlem soul food mecca Sylvia's, avoiding questions on substance and at first delivering a rehearsed answer, but finding ...
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