Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Alice Hathaway Lee Roosevelt (2nd nomination)
I'm absolutely floored at the number of Wikipedia editors with a reasonable amount of edits behind them who have no clue regarding ,  and .  Adequate sources does not notability make.  Further, if you take the time to actually look into those sources, you will find that the focus of those sources is on President Roosevelt, not his first wife.  What's more, one life event (marrying TR) that wouldn't have passed GNG when it occurred also does not make for notability.  Like I said in my OP at the top of this page, if TR had never become president, we wouldn't even be having this discussion.  Those of you !voting "Keep" might want to consider the fact that the only thing making her notable based on your reasoning is that '''she was briefly married to someone who became president long after she died'''.  Because she died long before he was elected, that isn't notability for HER per Wikipedia standards, policy, or guidelines, it's notability for HIM
— User:Winkelvi, 23:51, 12 May 2015 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:GNG||WP:NOTINHERITED||WP:1E (Wikipedia:Notability)