Terry McAuliffe said that he has encouraged his wife, Dorothy McAuliffe, to consider running for Congress and that “she knows every issue inside and out.” (Melina Mara/The Washington Post)Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe has just one issue with his wife’s potential run for Congress. “The only thing I’ve said [is], ‘Dorothy, I’m the biggest critic of Congress,’ ” McAuliffe (D) said Wednesday. “They do nothing.’”Despite his dim view of the place, McAuliffe said he has encouraged his wife, Dorothy McAuliffe, to consider seeking the Northern Virginia seat held by Rep. Barbara Comstock (R). “I think she could be a spectacular member of Congress,” the governor said in his first public comments on his wife’s potential bid.

Source: Washington Post April 26, 2017 18:23 UTC