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Eileen McNamara

Let Teresa's privacy reign

By Eileen McNamara
Globe Columnist / April 18, 2004

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The law says that wives can file separate tax returns, but the culture says they cannot have lives separate from the men they marry. No sooner had Senator John F. Kerry, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, rightly released his own tax returns, then political rivals of the Massachusetts Democrat began demanding that his wife release hers. (Full Article: 673 Words)

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