Mary Bono Mack and Connie Mack are both married politicians from different states.
Which of the Connies Mack? There are three of them currently living.
There are ways round that though, as Cheney proved. The Clinton's are the most obvious choice for this certainly.
The living in seperate states thing might not matter if they don't intend to run for reelection. Like in the case the VP dies during the second term so the president replaces him or her with the first lady/husband.
If you have several residences, yes, you can pick and choose. But a husband and wife living together? Claiming different states? I don't think they could get away with it.
Mary Bono Mack's husband is Connie Mack IV, who ran for Senate this year and lost to Bill Nelson.
You have just summed up the last two seasons of The West Wing.This sounds like a poor romcom, one of those ones were 'politics' becomes 'Mr President, we don't like this policy'/'No, that's final, I'm not moving on this policy'/'But sir, the Chinese don't like the policy'/'This is America and this is an American policy'/'Policy policy policy policy'/'Policy policy policy policy policy freedom America let's save the environment'.
I didn't know there was a time they weren't on speaking terms.Were they even talking to each other by then?
Generally speaking, I'd say globalization is a one-way street. At this forum however - aside from the obvious fact that everyone's writing in English - there's always someone interested in details from every time and place in the world.According to OP's location, he is from Portugal.
I've said it before, I'll say it again. I am stunned at the level foreigners care about American politics. I know they affect the entire world, but following it to precise details like this? Mass celebrations in cities throughout the world?
It's a really interesting phenomenon.