You know, when talking, it helps, you know, to have something to say

Caroline Kennedy identified Barack Obama as a quantum shift in political potential.

But she has yet to demonstrate understanding, passion, direction, to show what she stands for and what she wants to change and to illustrate all of this with specifics

SHE was the pretty toddler hiding in the well of the president’s desk in the White House. She was the solemn-faced adolescent when her widowed mother married a Greek billionaire. She was the laughing sister of a charismatic magazine editor and dynastic celebrity. She — along with her uncle, Ted Kennedy — was one of the influential factors tipping voters towards Barack Obama in the Presidential campaign. Now, Caroline Kennedy is touted as a possible successor to Hillary Rodham Clinton as Senator for New York.