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Newspaper Article
Foley's Spouse No Stranger to Power
1992
Overview
To be sure, Mrs. Foley has her defenders. They include Representative John Dingell, a Michigan Democrat and chairman of the Energy and Commerce committee, who gave Mrs. Foley her first Capitol Hill job in the late 1950's. \"There's resentment toward anybody who does anything around here,\" he said. \"She's resented because she has to do things that people don't want done. Pushed to Center Stage Speaking through an aide to Mr. Foley, Mrs. Foley declined to be interviewed for this article. \"She thinks of herself as a staffer,\" said Jeff Biggs, the Speaker's press secretary. \"Why would she get publicity? That belongs to the Speaker.\" The Speaker called the incident \"an error in judgment,\" but called the charge that she had rummaged through files \"outrageous.\" He said, \"There are no records there to my knowledge,\" but an administrator in the physician's office said there were indeed files on every member treated by the physician.
Publisher
New York Times Company
