Amy Chozick
reports on Elizabeth Warren's new book
A Fighting Chance![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_vHM_12cq11AxRLmjm-vsVQV7p4_FqdS4vow7Kp0UFIrY-yu3LIkMDauX1m1Fpn2p_6ma2HfT7seRnivh4S3o4bMCPln9GgdOcrGZmbBGJTHbaxLPm9KiYfy76zR7ueXARg1y15z6XW7tsTRpTn-soTcsk=s0-d)
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Three decades later, Betsy was a Harvard law professor and talking with a political operative as she contemplated a run for the Senate. She began to tell him that her first husband [who she had dovorced] had died in 2003. “Before I could take a breath and explain about Jim’s terrible illness, . . . about the blow to Amelia and Alex, about how he never had the chance to know his beautiful grandchildren — the research guy shouted ‘Great!’ ” In political terms, a deceased ex-husband is better than a living one.
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