Summary
WASHINGTON -- Political spouses increasingly are finding little public love to go with marriage.
The husbands and wives of elected officials long have been considered fair game, especially those in high-profile, high-paying jobs. But now, with the rise of bloggers and the march of 24-hour news, they've never been more visible -- or as vulnerable to the rough and tumble of the campaign.See the full content of this document
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Love Scarce for Political Spouses
Consider Jackie Clegg Dodd, an Orem native and wife of embattled five-term Democratic Sen. Christopher Dodd of Connecticut.
Republicans have been criticizing her for the $400,000 a year she earns as a director o...See the full content of this document
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