Kerry is truly a man of the little people
Posted on 08/16/2004 7:12:48 PM PDT by gilliam
SUPERCUTS: Dem presidential hopeful John Kerry flew his Washington, DC hairdresser to Portland, OR last week for a touch-up. CRISTOPHE stylist Isabelle Goetz, who handles Kerry's hair issues, made the trek to the West Coast, the NY DAILY NEWS will report on Tuesday. Last spring, DRUDGE detailed how Kerry flew Goetz to Pittsburgh for a trim...
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Kerry is truly a man of the little people
Who did he fly in to fix his face?
He's just a regular guy, just like the rest of us. He feels my pain. I fly to Cambodia for my haircuts, its a secret though, I don't want my wife to know.
blessings, Bobo
Little Isabelle - Une Française à la Maison Blanche
"For four years, Isabelle Goetz was the First Lady, Hillary Clinton's hair stylist. In this book she lifts the veil on daily life in the White House and gives us a behind the scenes look at official voyages and gala dinners during the Clinton administration."
I'm sure the plumbers and carpenters who go windsurfing ALL fly their hairdressers in for a haircut, too. After all, it's only $1,000.
Rush was talking today about how Kerry is trying to be a "regular guy" engaging in sports...only their sports "regular guys" can't afford, like windsurfing and riding bikes worth thousands of dollars.
Flying his hairdresser around the country sure doesn't help his "regular guy" image...
"I fly to Cambodia for my haircuts, its a secret though, I don't want my wife to know."
That's funny! :)
What's the big deal. Only costs, what? 250 bucks to fly around the country?
Typo correction re note by self: "they're sports," not "their."
LOOK OUT FOR THOSE KITE-SURFING PLUMBERS [08/16 09:38 AM]
When I was making plans to work from the Kerry Spot Hilton Head Bureau, I was hoping the campaign news would slow this week. That the Olympics would dominate the headlines, and that Kerry wouldn’t do something stupid.
Kaus repeats a tale from ABC’s Noted Now:
But the exotic nature of some of the sports he plays (say, kite-surfing in Nantucket) and the great lengths he goes in order to play them (say, flying from Idaho to Oregon to windsurf), can have the unintended effect of making him seem out of touch with the hard-pressed middle class whose cares he says have been his concern.
As his plane was flying from Oregon to Idaho on Saturday, Kerry defended his taste in sports, saying, “The guys who do it are all local guys — plumbers, construction workers.”
Asked if these regular folks fly from one state to another, the husband of the condiment heiress downplayed the cost, saying, “What? 250 bucks for a ticket?”
Luckily for Kerry, the moment was not on camera. But it was the kind of moment — if captured on camera — that could undo months of work.
Arrrrgh! Kerry! I wanted to be on the beach right now, not trying to figure out what kind of world you live in where plumbers and construction workers spend $250 on a plane ticket regularly and go windsurfing or kite-surfing all the time!
http://www.nationalreview.com/kerry/kerryspot.asp
I hate it, when I have to fly my hairdresser out to the drilling rig.
What IS it with Democrats, haircuts, and airplanes? They always seem to go together!
" Who did he fly in to fix his face?"
Great line.
Today, while on the check out line, I glanced at the magazines on the rack.
The Reader's Digest-with pictures of both Kerry and Bush on it, caught my eye.
Something wasn't right about Kerry's picture.
Reader's Disgust used a contemporary picture of President Bush.
However, the picture they used of Kerry-was old.
Probably 20 years old.
Pre Botox and when he had brown hair !!
Bernie Goldberg has been vindicated a thousand times over.
Why didn't he just mail it back in a box and save bunch of money? What does a wig weigh?
He might be better off having Super Cuts attend to that mop.
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