by Maisie Allison
Alana Goodman argues that unleashing Callista Gingrich could help:
While Gingrich’s advisers may think keeping Callista quiet will draw less attention to Newt’s infidelity, in fact, the exact opposite is probably true. Women see Callista trailing her husband around the country like a silent mannequin and find it instinctively off-putting: Why is he so uncomfortable with his wife taking a normal role in the campaign? What’s wrong with him? If Newt wants to understand his problem with women voters, he has to realize Callista’s odd silence plays a part in it.
Ariel Levy discussed Callista’s “firm formality” in a recent profile. More on Gingrich’s woman problem here.
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