Nora Dowd Eisenhower

While Rendell has not endorsed a candidate, Eisenhower is a lawyer at the governor's old firm, and his wife, Nora Dowd Eisenhower, is Rendell's Secretary of Aging.
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Eisenhower is promising that Rendell's ability to attract Democrats, Republicans and independents to his vision, particularly in Southeastern Pennsylvania, will be mirrored in this race.
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But the geography issue may bode well for Eisenhower, the professor said.
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After graduating from Temple University in 1979, Eisenhower, a distant relative of former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, went to Washington to earn his law degree at the Antioch University Law School.
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Returning to Pennsylvania in 1985, Eisenhower began his legal career as a judicial clerk for Superior Court Judge J. Sydney Hoffman , a mentor for Eisenhower throughout most of his career.
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Returning to Pennsylvania in 1985, Eisenhower began his legal career as a judicial clerk for Superior Court Judge J. Sydney Hoffman , a mentor for Eisenhower throughout most of his career.
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In 1987, Eisenhower was accepted into the U.S. Department of Justice's exclusive Honors Program , an initiative designed to recruit law graduates and clerks with no trial experience to work as Justice lawyers.

Assigned to the Civil Rights Division of the department's Criminal Section, Eisenhower spent most of the next three years prosecuting hate crimes and police corruption around the country.

He took a break from that rigorous schedule in his first year with Justice to serve as an assistant prosecutor in the District of Columbia's District Attorney's Office, trying such typical big city crimes as drug possession, burglary, prostitution and weapons violations.