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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]At this point, she is more of a billionaire socialite from what I see in on my newsfeed. [/quote]

Still found time to have cases before the UN last year but cool, he “doesn’t care” about her career. That’s why he brags about it. That’s why he didn’t marry all of the actresses he dated. [/quote]

It’s similar to marrying someone from Harvard and then her scaling way back or becoming a SAHM. That’s a social status marker. Again, it doesn’t matter what the woman does after marriage. In the past the woman’s family was a marker of good social status, now it’s education and prior experience. What comes after is negligible. Amal Clooney is not working 100 hour weeks like every other law partner out there. [/quote]

She doesn’t work 100 hours is not the same as her husband doesn’t care what she does. He married her in no small part because of what she does. [/quote]

What the woman does before marriage and after marriage is wildly different. It has been explained over and over again in this thread.[/quote]

And [i]after her marriage[/i], Amal Clooney continued to practice law and George Clooney both bragged about it endlessly and wrote about how important her job still was as part of his suit against them. [/quote]

I read an interview and she was refreshingly honest about her high visibility job. Clooney is the hands-on parent and she admitted that she doesn't see her kids everyday.  [/quote]

Sure. Unless she is under oath and has 12 people testifying that she is working, I do not believe it. If she does not see the kids it because she is was at a great party or shopping. [/quote]

God, you are so uneducated. She's a visiting faculty at Columbia Law and she has worked on really high visibility cases and she was published a lot. [/quote]

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