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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Ripsnort on November 12, 2002, 01:11:35 PM
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This first Lady-to-be privately asked for briefings on the confirmation process and procedures on Capitol Hill and in the executive branch for getting key personnel placed in federal offices. She had played a low-key public role in her husband's race for the White House but her low-key approach ended when her husband won the election for President of the United States.
Who was she?
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Eleanor Rosevelt?
Mary Todd Lincoln?
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Originally posted by Ripsnort
This first Lady-to-be privately asked for briefings on the confirmation process and procedures on Capitol Hill and in the executive branch for getting key personnel placed in federal offices. She had played a low-key public role in her husband's race for the White House but her low-key approach ended when her husband won the election for President of the United States.
Who was she?
Could be quite a few... but gonna say that Hillary fits the bill better than most. I do know she was the first "First Lady" with her own complete staff.
AKDejaVu
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You're correct Deja...now the hypothetical....what if Laura Bush had done this instead...would there have been an outrage? ;)
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Are you sure she didn't? Doesn't seem there'd be too much outrage since the precident had already been set.
AKDejaVu
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Originally posted by AKDejaVu
Are you sure she didn't?
AKDejaVu
That would have leaked to the press much faster than Hillary's info did, thats how I know ;)
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more first lady trivia:
which 1st Lady had the biggest knockers?
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Originally posted by whgates3
more first lady trivia:
which 1st Lady had the biggest knockers?
I believe the biggest knockers in the 1st family title is still held by President Taft.
AKDejaVU
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So Hillary got involved.... and that's bad because?
:rolleyes:
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I wonder who paid for that staff?
Oh... and I don't really recall seeing her as a runningmate on the ballot.
Other than that... no real reason.
AKDejaVu
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We did, just like this staff (Betty Ford):
Blinded by hatred of an intelligent woman again?
FIRST LADY'S STAFF
The varied ceremonial, familial, and political roles of the First Lady are recorded in the files of her staff: Sheila Weidenfeld (press secretary), Maria Downs (social secretary), Frances Pullen (speechwriter), Elizabeth O'Neill (correspondence), Susan Porter (appointments), and Russell Armentrout (state dinners, entertainment).
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Ya...
right...
And what legislation did that staff draft?
AKDejaVu