Can't imagine it at all!!

Guest — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 11:56:58 -0400

Did anyone notice what happened when they returned to their apartment after the resignation press conference? She flew out of that SUV, several steps ahead of him with her head held high and her shoulders thrown back. In that moment, I saw a strong woman. Someone who might stand by her man in front of the cameras but will do what she feels is right for herself and her daughters behind closed doors. Hopefully I'm not wrong and she will take the steps needed to show her girls that a wife and mother deserves better treatment from a husband. She deserves a judge who will bend over backwards. But, then again, don't we all? Cathy Meyer

Whatcha Gonna Do Now, Silda?

Katherine McKee — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 08:47:18 -0400

The hand-wringing over Silda Wall Spitzer's future with her now defamed husband, the governor of New York, has officially begun. Newspapers, talk radio, TV pundits, therapists and armchair shrinks — yeah, that's you and me and all of us — all chipping in with our two cents.

Silda, Silda, Silda... Whatever was she thinking standing by her cheatin' hubby, the gov of New York? Well, she and the gov are married for 20 years. They have three kids together. She shelved her prestigious and lucrative legal career to raise the kids and to be a dutiful political wife. She's also a passionate philanthropist and organizer, having founded a children's advocacy program (Children for Children), among other activities.

This is a dynamic woman. She is no fool. Will her children, three beautiful girls, ever be able to trust the men in their lives? What message does it send to them if she stays?

All bets are off on Silda's marriage. Yep. In what's likely to become the Super Bowl of divorces, I anticipate a separation and divorce proceedings to begin within six to eight months, or at least before the end of 2008.

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Can't imagine it at all!!

Whatcha Gonna Do Now, Silda?