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In reply to the discussion: From "Two for the price of one" to how dare you bring Bill Clinton into any discussion [View all]rickford66
(6,055 posts)10. Nope. It was the Doles
http://www.nytimes.com/1987/10/31/us/doles-share-top-billing-in-california-fund-event.html
"For the Doles, it was their first major joint campaign appearance since Mrs. Dole quit her job as Secretary of Transportation last month to work full time in her husband's campaign. Mrs. Dole, who is from North Carolina, plans to campaign separately, mostly in the South, for her husband. 'Two for the Price of One' "
"For the Doles, it was their first major joint campaign appearance since Mrs. Dole quit her job as Secretary of Transportation last month to work full time in her husband's campaign. Mrs. Dole, who is from North Carolina, plans to campaign separately, mostly in the South, for her husband. 'Two for the Price of One' "
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From "Two for the price of one" to how dare you bring Bill Clinton into any discussion [View all]
cali
May 2015
OP
Does anyone believe that the First Gentleman will don an apron, stay home, and bake cookies?
Tierra_y_Libertad
May 2015
#1
Nor, do I think Bill will be only the "First Gentleman" in a similar capacity.
Tierra_y_Libertad
May 2015
#18
Is that what Hillary's role was? Or, did she involve herself in his duties?
Tierra_y_Libertad
May 2015
#17
I think the "Two for the price of one" originally was about Mr & Mrs Bob Dole
rickford66
May 2015
#5
Seems that proponents want to have it both ways, if there is blame it is an orphan but want credit.
TheKentuckian
May 2015
#14
He had a successful administration, bringing us out of the dumps that a Bush had put us in.
pnwmom
May 2015
#20
I think these things indicate typical flip-flopping/evolution, rather than running from her record.
Orsino
May 2015
#33
as an accomplished woman that is accredit with her own experience, i hope clinton stands firm.
seabeyond
May 2015
#25
Thanks. I was suspicious of this, but not interested enough to search it out.
Buzz Clik
May 2015
#37
No, the issue is you trying to make some statement Hillary made while her HUSBAND was POTUS
KittyWampus
May 2015
#38
The post right about yours - 31 - says her co-presidency in the 90" s IS important
Doctor_J
May 2015
#39
Regardless of what the thought police here want, it WILL be part of the discussion
carolinayellowdog
May 2015
#40
Since women has been in the working place for over 70 years it would seem some of this
Thinkingabout
May 2015
#41
