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Prep schools get an extraordinarily bad rap in popular culture, but it doesn't end there. Consider how former President George Bush was consistently maligned because of his preppy background (Andover '42). Recall the flap over President Clinton's decision to send First Daughter Chelsea to private school...
...irony is that the first dual-career parents ever to occupy the White House have created a policy that discriminates against folks like themselves, not to mention single parents. Surely they must know this. As two politically ambitious attorneys, the Clintons have always made sure that Chelsea's baby- sitting arrangements were strictly by the book. But among the legions of high-powered Friends of Bill and Friends of Hillary, there are undoubtedly dozens who have been less scrupulous. Recent Census Bureau and IRS data suggest that only 1 in 4 people who employ household help bothers to pay Social...
...White House family quarters and pensively bite his lower lip. "As working parents," one can imagine him saying, "Hillary and I understand the anguish of searching for quality day care for children." He could insert some touching anecdote about the time Hillary and he were on the road, Chelsea had the chicken pox and the baby- sitter failed to show. He might also mention that the lack of reliable, affordable child care is the single biggest obstacle to getting poor women off welfare and into jobs. The arduous search for a woman Attorney General, he would then admit, has only...
...city of Chelsea, after accusations of corruption in its police department, hired Ring to give advice on issues of police and government integrity. In his capacity as adviser, Ring was allowed to conduct internal investigations of different parts of the city government...
Despite all the commentary and controversy, on Chelsea Clinton's first day at the Sidwell Friends School in Washington, she was a lot like any other new kid on the block: making friends and learning the ropes. The White House kept a tight wrap around her private life, but when Chelsea asked her father, the President of the U.S., for lunch money on her second day, he forked over $20. "It was all I had," he explained...