I'm sure you think its super hip to cite Bill Clinton's "casual racism," with out of context quotations and/or anecdotes, but lying about a public figure when you're reviewing a "sleazy political" book isn't necessary.

First off, I think you're referring to when Bill Clinton supposedly told my former Senator, Ted Kennedy, that Barack would be "getting coffee for us" a few years ago. Aside from the history of Starbucks enslavement of African Americans from 1776-2007, I can only imagine that you're thinking, only black Senators would be expected to get coffee for their older, white superiors.

Well, I've actually read Game Change; and I've also read Hillary Clinton's biography, A Woman in Charge (perhaps you consider this non "sleazy" political writing). In it, Carl Bernstein cites how then Junior Senator Clinton (when Barack was still in Illinois) accepted a small office, and to paraphrase, got coffee for her fellow Senators. In doing so, she garnered the political narrative of being a "work horse."

So, not only was it not sexist for a woman to get coffee for her male colleges (many of whom may have been Republicans), but it was actually politically expedient.

There are other anecdotes from the Hillary campaign, other than "coffee-gate," which I'm sure shook you to your empathetic core, with their racially racial, racial-ness. But I just want to set the record straight in regards to this one, additional, anecdote revealed by the again, "sleazy, political" book Game Change.