In Turf War, Socks May Lose to Buddy
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Socks is not getting booted out of the first family, at least not yet. A decision about where the first cat will go after President Clinton leaves the White House has not yet been made, a White House spokesman said. USA Today reported that the 9-year-old cat will be going to live with Clinton’s secretary, Betty Currie, in her Virginia home. Socks and Buddy, Clinton’s Labrador, have not been the best of friends.
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