The lovefest even spilled over to the Romney-chaired Republican Governors Association, which last month received $25,000 from “homemaker” Maryann Keeler of Grand Rapids. No political-watchdog groups have yet accused Romney of being in the pocket of the homemakers’ lobby. But if he does become president, he’d better remember who made it happen. If we’ve learned anything from Sunday-night TV, it’s that hell hath no fury like housewives scorned.

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