Why Politicians&#39; Wives Stay With Their Crappy, Pathetic
Husbands  Guess what? Senator Craigslist's wife Suzanne, ignored
for decades on account of boringness or something, has suddenly
begotten all manner of media think pieces on her curious
decision to "stand by her man." Don't think you'd do it? Neither
did Louisiana whore patron Senator David Vitter's wife!
Commenting on the Clinton scandal, Wendy Vitter told the media
in 2000, "I'm a lot more like Lorena Bobbitt than Hillary. If he
[Vitter] does something like that, I'm walking away with one
thing, and it's not alimony, trust me."  Before deciding to
stand by the president, the current New York senator had denied
she would do any such thing during her husband's first run for
office in 1992 amid allegations that he had an affair with
Gennifer Flowers.  "I'm not some little woman, standing by my
man, like Tammy Wynette," she told CBS's "60 Minutes."  The
Vitters, like the Clintons, remain married.  Which brings us to
an imporant and age-old question: d