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As Vice President Dick Cheney's daughter, a published author, and experienced executive, I'm sure Mary Cheney could afford to stay home with her seven-month-old son Samuel indefinitely. Instead, she is returning to work as a Vice President (like father, like daughter!) of Navigators, LLC, a "full-service issue management, governmental relations and strategic communications firm". Basically, they are professional lobbyists and campaign managers.Mary gave birth to her son Samuel David Cheney back in May of last year. There is no word on whether or not young Sam's other mom, Cheney's partner, Heather Poe, will be staying home. For a lot of mothers, being a stay-at-home mom is not an option. For others, returning to work after giving birth is something they look forward to. Whatever the case here, Cheney got to spend more time with her son than a lot of new parents do and, now, I think congratulations are in order on the new job.
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1-16-2008 @ 1:45PM
SKL said...Meagan, actually, if you read what I actually wrote without making assumptions, you will note that I never said H.P. is not this child's mother. In fact, all of my comments leave open that she may be. My initial reason for posting was to support the prior poster whom Roger was trampling even though he does not have facts to back up his statements. Yes, I have a problem with Roger's style and the content of some of the things he posts. Just because I know he will reply to my comments by accusing me of being stupid, etc., he's not going to intimidate me from making my point.
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1-17-2008 @ 9:19AM
heather said...If Heather is not the mother then neither are foster mothers, adoptive mothers, step-mothers.
I recently heard of a quote by Goldie Nash, who said, "Blood may be thicker than water, but love is thicker than blood "
I completly agree.
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