Nick Clegg on the Campaign trail

Miriam Dorantes Gonzalez supports her husband Nick Clegg in his campaign, balancing her career and family. Her reluctance to be constantly available is seen as an asset, contrasting with other political wives. Miriam's independence and career success are highlighted, and her decision not to compromise is respected by many. The campaign's strategies and the importance of publicity are discussed, with a focus on the role of photogenic appeal and the involvement of Vince Cable.

How does the text characterize the relationship between Miriam and her career?

What moral argument is presented regarding Miriam's decision to not participate in everyday campaigning?