Senator Hillary Clinton kicks off her New Hampshire campaign at Concord High School in Concord. Clinton is running for the Democratic presidential nomination.
Patrick Andrade for The New York Times
Posted on 02/13/2007 6:38:47 AM PST by AmericanMade1776
Senator Hillary Clinton kicks off her New Hampshire campaign at Concord High School in Concord. Clinton is running for the Democratic presidential nomination.
Patrick Andrade for The New York Times
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ALL OF YOUR GREEDY CORPORATE PROFITS ARE BELONG TO ME
"Is she wearing a fanny pack?"
I never heard it described that way (black is so slimming you know).
"Look at my Ultra Slim body!"
"That black belt over that orange top was a bad, bad idea."
I think it was intended to give her the illusion of a waistline but -oops!- it rode up a ways, and ended up accentuated the "weeble" thing she's got going on down there. As for the colors themselves, well, she's sending a "secret message" to her core supporters, kind of like Billy Jeff used to do with his tie.
Adore me always, slaves.....
Oh, you beautiful little people, you! C'mon and gimme some sugar!
I know, when I saw the pic of Hillary, I thought to myself, "Boy she looks like she has lost weight!" (Sarcasm lamp is lit)
"Come to mama!"
Guess Hillary didn't get the memo from Versace:
BERLIN: US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton should tap into her feminine side and wear dresses and skirts instead of trousers, fashion designer Donatella Versace has been quoted as saying.
"I can understand (trousers) are comfortable but she's a woman and she is allowed to show that," Versace told Germany's weekly newspaper Die Zeit in an interview.
"She should treat femininity as an opportunity and not try to emulate masculinity in politics," Versace said.
http://www.stuff.co.nz/3956301a19716.html
She doesn't wear a skirt because she tapes something to her leg.
("If you people only knew - You mean nothing to me!")
*SNORT* :^)
You are all so lucky to see me!
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