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Enter Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg, to the song "Sweet Caroline." Please let her be more inspiring than Nancy Pelosi.

She's here to pay tribute to Obama and her Uncle Ted. It's weird that she isn't running for political office. She's calm. Reassuring, when she says, "We are all in this together." Really, the world could use more talk like this. And she draws parallels between her dad and Obama. And she speaks of Ted Kennedy's achievements.

Caroline is the Kennedy I like best.

Going off-topic, I really like this ad.

Caroline goes back to the subject of Obama and says he'll have "no stronger partner" than her Uncle Ted.

Okay, the tribute to Uncle Ted with the seaside footage it getting a bit maudlin for me.

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