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richard nix nixon. when he lost i went back to atlanta and made a beilein for sanders, a very wealthy, prominent lawyernd i told him i'd like to work for him. high school friend of mine, henry bours said you need to meet this man named jimmy carter who's running for a second time for georgia. but i finally agreed and it was the opposite of the sanders interview, which was a beautiful law office, mahogany, coat and tie. this was in a bare-bones office. he came wearing khakis and work boots. we met on a metal polling table with metal chairs and my initial reaction was what am i doing here? it took me about five minutes to realize that he was the real thing. here was someone from southwest georgia, a farmer but who understood urban issues. he favored mass transit for atlanta. he fared education reform. he was a moderate on civil right and i still felt called with my commitment to sanders. he called me a second time and said he really needs me. i said look, karl sanders is the odds of on favorite, i'm going to go with this underdog. i was his policy director and of but it was that initial interview that re