The backgrounds and professions of the spouses of the presidentional candidates. From wiki, and other sources.
Notice any difference, between Democratic spouses, and Republican spouses?
Notice any difference, between Democratic spouses, and Republican spouses?
The Republican Spouses:
-Ann Romney: Self-described stay at home Mom, doesn't appear to have ever had a real job; teaches bible classes
-Janet Huckabee: Stay at home Mom; enjoys doing laundry and watching television. Favorite show: "24".
-Cindy McCain: born into wealth, doesn't appear to have ever had a real job; does philanthropy work: founded the American Voluntary Medical Team (AVMT), a non-profit organization.
-Laura Bush: Librarian,. then stay at home Mom.
-Carol Paul: Evidently a stay at home Mom. Has AA degre from Ohio University, with Major in: Secretarial Studies; Minor: Home Economics; Clubs: Twirler in Marching Band.
The Democratic Spouses:
-Bill Clinton: ex-POTUS. Wife and Presidential candidate Hillary: Law professor; Top national corporate lawyer; U.S. senator; served on numerous state, national, and corporate board's and commissions.
-Michele Obama: Lawyer, associate at the Chicago branch of the law firm Sidley Austin; held public sector positions in the Chicago city government as an Assistant to the Mayor and Assistant Commissioner of Planning and Development. In 1993 she became Executive Director for the Chicago office of Public Allies, a non-profit organization.
-Elizabeth Edwards: Lawyer; law clerk for a federal judge; associate at the law firm of Harwell Barr Martin & Sloan. Later, she worked for the North Carolina Attorney General's office and then was a bankruptcy lawyer in Raleigh, North Carolina. She has taught legal writing as an adjunct instructor at the law school of the University of North Carolina and worked as a substitute teacher in the Wake County Public Schools.
-Elizabeth Kucinich: BA in Religious Studies and Theology and an MA in international conflict analysis. 1996 she went to Agra, India, to volunteer at one of Mother Teresa's homes for India's poorest children; spent 16 months in a rural Tanzanian village and worked as an advocate for regional development.; volunteer British Red Cross refugee caseworker and a support worker for detained asylum seekers; worked with the Forum for Stable Currencies at the House of Lords, London.