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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have a favorite Ronald Reagan and Nancy Reagan story.  It could be completely fictional - but here goes -

President Reagan and Nancy Reagan were campaigning for his 2nd term. They visited  Nancy's hometown on the campaign trail. A carpenter came and said hello to them. He had dated Nancy when she was young. Afterwards, Reagan teased her, "[b]If you would have married him[/b], you would have been the wife of a carpenter!". She replied , "[b]No, if I would have married him[/b], he would have been the President!"

You contribute to your husband's success. Behind every successful man is a woman , and vice versa.  So, ladies, if he has been downgraded because he is no longer a "winner", then you have been downgraded as well. It is a partnership. Together you decide on what your goals are, and together you achieve it.  You fail or succeed as a couple. You aim high, low or opt out of the rat-race as a couple as well. And you decide what you think is worth pursuing - as a couple! [/quote]

You mean to say, "If you [u]had[/u] married him" - not "if you [u]would have[/u] married him."

http://www.elearnenglishlanguage.com/blog/english-mistakes/if-i-would-have/[/quote]

NP. Was that necessary? [/quote]

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