A NATION DIVIDED
I am not being cute when I say that I have no idea how this article made it into the paper of record. It's like someone set out to write a not very relevant or interesting article, lost interest halfway through, and accidentally posted it on the website of the New York Times. Oops. That's the American Dream: Someday you too can become famous enough that when you and someone else famous you're friends with support different primary candidates, that's news - even (maybe especially) if you have no comment on it. What's the story here: That Oprah and Maya Angelou could prefer different politicians? That being friends hasn't swayed one of them to change her endorsement? That making clashing endorsements hasn't ended their friendship?
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...that Maya Angelou's vague description of black women "multitasking" their way across America's hills and streets reminds us all how bad a poet she is? That Oprah's shocking decision to "go out on a limb" by supporting Obama before the primary (!!!!) reminds us how self-centered her opinions are?
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