“Not many men would hand carry the divorce papers to their cancer stricken wife in the hospital.”
I don’t know any men that would do such a thing.
Did Noot really do that? That’s mighty callous - unless there’s more to the story.
The rest of the story as Paul Harvey would say -
http://www.factcheck.org/2011/12/the-gingrich-divorce-myth/
For almost three decades, Newt Gingrich has been dogged by a story that he served his first wife divorce papers while she lay in a hospital bed battling or in some versions dying from cancer. It didnt happen that way.
In fact, Gingrich, the presidential candidate and former House speaker, and his first wife, Jackie Battley, had already separated before she was hospitalized. He had filed for divorce, and she was seeking alimony and custody of their two children. And while Battley had earlier undergone cancer surgery, this time she was in the hospital recovering from surgery to remove a tumor that according to one of the couples daughters was benign. Battley isnt talking to reporters, but shes still very much alive.
Divorce Story Origins
The story of the hospital visit started with a lengthy and unflattering profile of Gingrich that was published in Mother Jones magazine in 1984. Author David Osborne reported an anecdote from Gingrichs former press secretary, Lee Howell, who said that Gingrich wanted his wife to sign off on a written list of divorce terms while she was recovering from surgery. Howell said Battley was still sort of out of it at the time.
Please see post 44.
I would much prefer Sarah Palin or perhaps Duncan Hunter, but please the smears don’t help anyone.