But this is the logical end-result of the Republican-approved family, in which the wife dutifully takes the husband's lead and obeys his orders. What other power does she have, except simpering and martyrdom and inducing the hubby's guilt to get what she wants? Us loud gals here in the south who dare to ask men questions, are the "bad" girls, against which women like Sanford are judged. WE demand answers of men, so in contrast, they do not. See? They are the nice girls.But wait! There's more!
And we see what being nice gets you, hm?
Andrew Young (no, the campaign aide) has also written a book in which no one comes off well. (There's a stack of haloes in Heaven marked "Returned for fit." Trust that.)
One thing I like about the speed of our modern era: we used to have to wait YEARS to get these fabulous scandal-mongering books about presidential campaigns. Now, the campaign workers are racing to their laptops to type them out before the concession speeches have even been given...
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Thanks for the link! My father-in-law says it's proof we are OLD that we can remember who the *other* Andrew Young is...
Yow, really?
He was mayor of Atlanta in the [goes to Wikipedia] --oh. In the '80s. Between 20 and 30 years ago.
Sigh.
On the other hand, he accomplished more than the current Andrew Young ever will.
*grump*(with wry grin)
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