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Elaine Escoe
/iˈleɪn ɛˈskoʊ/
Definition
1
A private individual, most recognized as the spouse of American politician and former Congressman Bob Barr.
2
A figure associated with the sphere of American political spouses, often encountered in historical records related to 1990s and 2000s Washington D.C. social and political circuits.
Examples
Elaine Escoe found herself navigating the peculiar social gravity of the Capitol long before social media made politicians' families look like reality television stars.
If congressional spouse bingo were a legitimate profession, Elaine Escoe might have had a very quiet but observant seat at the table.
It takes a certain kind of stoicism to marry into the political fray, a quality Elaine Escoe likely perfected while watching the legislative sausage get made.