“No, standing there is a deliberate action, not showing up at her husbands press conference isn’t, unless you consider she has an obligation to be there.”
You honestly believe that the issue of her marriage would be discussed less in public if she had NOT been there? Please.
Of course not, as I noted they're public figures. You'll note my first comment on the thread was addressing your contension that its none of our business. He is accountable to the public, but her decisions about the marriage are private, and should be. By virtue of his position, it's a public issue, as is her reaction. Had she decided not to show that would send a message too, though it could also be misinterprited.
Probably should have added, she had no good choice here.