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I was one of the lucky ones. Because I was a looker in my youth, I had many opportunities thrown in my lap. I didn't fool myself that it was because I was smarter or better. I knew the value society placed on youth and beauty. Ugly women had to work five times as hard to be offered the same opportunities. Not fair, I know, but that's the way the world is. For a woman, looks count.

Now I'm older and smarter. Now I have wrinkles. Now, I have to make my own opportunities instead of having them showered on me. After a lifetime of learning to say 'no' gracefully, I find they've stopped asking. Things change. Because my looks have changed.

Hillary is now showing her age. And the same society that condemned Paula Jones for her 'big hair', Kathleen Harris for her excessive make-up and Linda Tripp for her less than attractive visage is coming full circle. Maybe life is fair after all.

I actually jumped and read the article that Nancy wrote. Surprisingly good, she makes a point that only a woman could make and get away with it.

I especially liked her points concerning Bubba's choice of women and the lefts' treatment of them. Hillary will not be pleased when she realizes that she too can be judged superficially, with a wink wink and a condescending glance.

Hey, Hillary, there may just be something in this Proverbs 31 stuff that the religious right keeps preaching, and why we don't want our daughters to fight their way into society based upon their looks.

Mrs x42, payback can be a b*tch.

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HRC had many, many opportunities before this campaign to get a little work done. No one would have blamed her, no one would have missed her, and aside from a few comments in gossip columns, few would have cared. Now that she’s out front and center, it’s going to be a lot trickier. I don’t know why she waited.