Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Tammy Murphy" in English language version.
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But another, very different and, frankly, disturbing feeling about this quixotic candidacy needs to be addressed, too. This is a sense of cynical entitlement that also frames Tammy Murphy's entrance into elective politics...She's rich, the wife of a very wealthy governor who made his own entrance into elective politics largely because he happened to have a hefty checkbook, bolstered by his own success on Wall Street...In fact, for many years, she was a registered Republican. And, while her husband clearly positioned himself as a major Democratic fund raiser as early as 2006, the New York Times found election records indicating that Tammy continued to vote in Republican primaries as late as 2014