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	<title>Comments on: Brit Hume&#8217;s Wife Out as Fox D.C. Bureau Chief</title>
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		<title>By: yetanotherjohn</title>
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		<description>I knew a couple that drove into work together, she was the secretary for him all day, they drove home together (stopping for groceries or whatever as needed) and spent most of the evening together. Just a tad to much togetherness for me, but for them it worked.

If she did start playing power politics, that isn&#039;t to smart. Even ignoring the problems with doing this at work with your spouse, if the decision is someone has to go, which is more likely? The behind the scenes bureau chief or the &#039;face&#039; that viewers are looking at. Unless FNC was ready to push Brit out anyway, she was going to lose in the power politics game unless Brit just didn&#039;t play.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I knew a couple that drove into work together, she was the secretary for him all day, they drove home together (stopping for groceries or whatever as needed) and spent most of the evening together. Just a tad to much togetherness for me, but for them it worked.</p>
<p>If she did start playing power politics, that isn't to smart. Even ignoring the problems with doing this at work with your spouse, if the decision is someone has to go, which is more likely? The behind the scenes bureau chief or the 'face' that viewers are looking at. Unless FNC was ready to push Brit out anyway, she was going to lose in the power politics game unless Brit just didn't play.</p>
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