The Politics of Marriage: How Kathleen Buhle Found Strength in Life After Being a Biden

When Hunter and I began the work of ending our marriage, a new battle started: blame. “You kicked me out,” he’d often say to me. “Because you relapsed,” I’d shoot back. “You weren’t sober, Hunter. That was our rule.” I felt a new sense of strength and purpose. I wasn’t fighting for Hunter or my marriage anymore, I was fighting for myself. But I grasped too hard at the things I could control, one of them being my children. Naomi was in college, but Finnegan and Maisy felt the full weight of it. I had already established a rhythm as… Read Full Article