Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is in Africa this week, fielding marriage proposals for her daughter, Chelsea. According to the Associated Press, a Kenyan man wrote to Bill Clinton in 2000 and offered him 40 goats and 20 cows for his only daughter's hand in marriage.
The Clintons are facing some tough times. Elections, allegations, and Arkansans are all over the place. These guys haven't faced this sort of adversity since the late 90's and the pulled it off. Beware for the 3rd act of the Clintons!
The Clintons are facing some tough times. Elections, allegations, and Arkansans are all over the place. These guys haven't faced this sort of adversity since the late 90's and the pulled it off. Beware for the 3rd act of the Clintons!
While desperately trying to stay abreast of the mess of presidential coverage on TV, I recently sat down and watched Michelle Obama speak at Villanova. Although I did like getting another (albeit sugar-coated) view of Barack's goals and aspirations, I wasn't sure how I felt about the candidate's spouses speaking on their behalf. I mean, I wouldn't want my husby making any type of speech for me if I was running for prez. He might slip up and say something about my unreasonable stiletto habit or my tendency to skip the news for a Will & Grace rerun. Yes, I know it's a far fetched, since I couldn't even commit to running for student council president in fifth grade. Give up my recess? I don't think so.
Ironically, we were surfing the world wide web and bumped into details on Larry Page's wedding. You may not know the name, but he is one of the founders of Google. He's due to wed Lucy Southworth on a tiny Caribbean island owned by Sir Richard Branson.
They say behind every good man is a great woman, but just how important is the first spouse? Tango explores the relationship between the top 2008 presidential candidates and their partners. Which couple is best suited for a stay in the White House? Find out here. We profile the Obamas, McCains, Clintons, Romneys, Pauls, Huckabees and Edwards.
In our series on the 2008 presidential couples; Tango ranks the leading couples. We judge them on Charisma; Stability; Chemistry; Visibility and Synergy. Find out who are the contenders and who are the pretenders.
In our series on the 2008 presidential couples; Tango explores the Clintons. Bill and Hillary; love 'em or hate 'em; are the most dynamic couple in American politics. Tango gives you a little insight to what kind of presidential pair they would make.
He’d love to write a novel; she wants to study law. Couples who are willing to live off a single paycheck can give each other something priceless: freedom. While one half goes through life changes; the other half is able to provide financial stability; Martha Baer reports.
