Is Dina Matos McGreevey a Hypocrite for Publicly Attacking Eliot Spitzer's "Double Standard" in His Personal & Private Lives?

Former New Jersey First Lady Dina Matos McGreevey is denying allegations that she was a willing participant in three-way sex involving her estranged husband, former New Jersey Governor Jim McGreevey, and her husband's chauffeur, Teddy Pedersen. The ménage a trois charge has been substantiated by Jim McGreevey in a statement issued to the press.

Jim McGreevey resigned the governorship of the Garden State after it was revealed that he was a homosexual who had had a gay sexual relationship with a man whom he had appointed to state office, despite the man's lack of qualifications for the post. At the time of the first McGreevey scandal, Dina Matos McGreevey stated that she did not know that her husband was gay.

The chauffeur, Teddy Pedersen, believes that she had every reason to suspect, if not know, that Jim McGreevey was gay from the time he was courting her. While denying that he himself suspected that Jim McGreevey was gay, he feels that their the former governor's proclivity for three-way sex involving another man should have tipped her off.

The allegations of three-way sex were confirmed by Jim McGreevey in a statement to the Associated Press, but were denied by his wife. Dina Matos McGreevey claims that Teddy Pedersen's story of sexual hijinks is part of an orchestrated attempt by her estranged husband to discredit her. However, Pedersen already has made the allegations in a deposition linked to the McGreeveys' upcoming divorce trial.

Pedersen told the New York Post that he is going public is because he thought Dina Matos McGreevey was a hypocrite for appearing on television and criticizing Eliot Spitzer's sexual behavior. Matos McGreevey was a natural for the talk- and news-show circuits as she had been the wife of a governor forced from office by a sex scandal. She had earlier made the rounds of TV during the Larry Craig gay sex scandal, when the Idaho Senator was arrested and pleaded guilty for soliciting sex from an undercover policeman in a public men's room.