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August 26, 2009 Kennedy's wives stood by him in trying timesPosted: 12:18 PM ET
By Martha T. Moore via USA Today
In 1994, when Ted Kennedy's political career had crested short of the White House and his reputation was tarnished by years of hard living, another woman stood by him. Vicki Kennedy campaigned for the senator in a tough re-election fight against businessman Mitt Romney, in a strong anti-incumbent year. To Vicki, politics has come so naturally that she has been spoken of as a possible successor to her husband. To Joan, political life came less easily — and at great personal cost. Filed under: Kennedy
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