Just about any woman who watched Huma Abedin publicly declare her decision to stick with her husband, embattled New York mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner, had to feel sympathy for her. How could you not? No wife, already facing her husband's sexually explicit digital relationship with another woman (yet again! ), wants to face the prying eyes of the public, too. But while women pretty unanimously feel for her, they have dramatically different reactions about whether she's doing the right thing, judging from the responses of several women I interviewed from across the country Wednesday. "I think she's a good wife ... and she's a loyal wife," said Lydia Montgomery, a married mom with two grown sons in Chanute, Kansas. "I think it's great that she's backing him."
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Women have dramatically different reactions about Huma Abedin's decision
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Some think Abedin is doing the right thing, others think she is making a bad mistake
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One feminist argued that women should be focusing on Weiner, not Abedin
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Women also debate the impact of Abedin's background as a top Clinton adviser
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