Gilbert (pictured) had weathered the mortgage crisis, though the variable rate mortgage had nearly put him under. Now that the worst seemed to be over, he discovered that he had another problem–“deferred maintenance” inherited from the previous owner.
When Glenn heard that the heir presumptive to the Speaker job had bowed out and that you didn’t have to be a congressman to be Speaker, he immediately sent his resume. He was the ultimate networking guy, and that should prove valuable. When turned down, he blamed it on “arachnophobia.”
Kate, to her neighbors, friends, and family, was renowned for her fine organization skills, but seemed somehow unable to make her home seem warm and inviting . . .
The once hugely popular Congresswoman, caught in a web of deceit by the media and the Congressional committee, suddenly found herself upside down in the polls. . . . . David, Sf.G.
