She remarried (Danuta Pfeiffer now)
From a 1998 article by Pfeiffer for FAIR (Fairness and Accuracy In Reporting):
(on edit: added a different part from her FAIR article, on "attractiveness", due to the way such a view by Robertson could factor into the subject of the OP.)
http://fair.org/extra-online-articles/inside-the-700-club/
My next revelation about Robertson's Christianity was cosmetic. It was widely understood by all the producers that Christianity was to be synonymous with attractiveness. Videotaped testimonials of usually showed a perfect demographic of white people between 25 and 45 who found the Lord, improved their lives and radiated health and wholeness. Their stories often concluded with an enthusiastic donation to the CBN. The spiritual mantra "if you give, you will get" was heavy in the air.
There was no room at the inn for anyone with a progressive illness, who was overweight, or who faced challenges that were too hard to overcome. There were no facial blemishes, no wheelchairs, no crutches or blindness, no disabilities that could not be healed. According to Robertson, people with such problems were failures of the faith. Besides, it was bad television to have unhappy endings. The spin was to create a world in which Spirit-filled, born-again Christians led lives of youth and vitality, in this world and the next. Superficial answers to complex questions eliminated any shade of gray and gave comfort to an increasingly uncomfortable, complicated world. It was just good business. Why should people pay money to a ministry that doesn't deliver the goods?
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Robertson has never pretended to be objective. He believes in what he says and what he stands for. It would be a mistake to dismiss him as a fraud. He is not a hypocrite. He is worse. He is an embezzler of great trust.
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Robertson sees himself in an exaggerated role as spokesman for God, Moses leading the chosen people to a political paradise of morality. He believes it. He is the purest form of the religious zealot, his ego fueled by a belief that he has a God-given gift of divining the world as it ought to be with a spiritual sense of noblesse oblige. Honesty, accuracy, truth, call it what you will, it is only a translation away from Pat-Spin.
Apparently her husband is a vinter, and she's in the wine-making business among other things (including, for a time, a radio host on an Air America affiliate). In a Nov. 2012 interview she talks about getting the host job:
http://www.registerguard.com/web/business/28915327-41/wine-pfeiffer-question-winery-robin.html.csp
Question: What kind of transformation happened with you to go from being co-host with Pat Robertson on “The 700 Club” to hosting an inauguration event for Barack Obama here in 2009?
Answer: Well, that in itself is a story that is in a book. Thumbnail: When I was hired on “The 700 Club,” I actually wasn’t hired to be the co-host of “The 700 Club.” I was hired by CBN (The Christian Broadcasting Network) to be the Jerusalem news bureau chief for CBN, which meant journalism. I only got as far as Virginia Beach. Their co-hostess had left. I learned later she had a nervous breakdown, but nobody told me that at the time or why. So they asked me to host the show for a couple of days while they put out a search for a new co-host for “The 700 Club.” So I hosted the show for two days. The weekend comes. The next Monday I go in for my ticket. I’m still living out of my suitcase, waiting for my ticket to Jerusalem. And there’s a big sign on the front of the personnel door saying, “Welcome Danuta as the new co-host of ‘The 700 Club.’?” They never asked me. They also never asked me about my political affiliation. They never asked me if I was a Democrat or a Republican. It was assumed, you know? I was a Christian, I must have been a right-wing Republican, and certainly not a feminist. And I was all of those things, from San Diego. I mean, hell, I was saved over a margarita. So I come over to Virginia Beach completely unprepared for this very fundamental, straight-laced — I had no idea what I was getting into. I really was quite naive.
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I'm sure she likes her comfortable lifestyle too!
