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This photo is what we call the "Condi Enters the Matrix" photo:

This particular photo can't ever be matched by Hillary or anyone else. Condi exudes power, sexuality, and patriotism all in one shot. The soldiers, the flag, the black cassock recalling Neo from Matrix Reloaded, the boots emphasizing a edgy sexuality. The hair is kept the way it is to emphasize her authority and power.

I said "Good Golly Miss Molly!" myself. Those legs just kill me...

I have thought for some time that this woman is being groomed for the Presidency. Remember, she knows who her Main Enemy is and she, as a woman, knows how to conduct psychological warfare against her doppelganger in the Democratic Party. You dress better, you look better, you are in excellent physical condition, you take photo shots like this, you exude an edgy, dangerous sexuality-you make Women's Wear Daily.

And Hillary doesn't make Women's Wear Daily. When Hillary stops making Women's Wear Daily, she gets jealous. She changes her hair. She gets crabby. The whole idea is to psychologically dislocate your opponent before walking out to the first diner in New Hampshire.

Remember, women do not think in direct terms like men. Women, generally, think in terms of relationships and how power is distributed as a result of those relationships. Rice is one of those rare individuals that can do both. But in this case, she is attacking Hillary from an oblique angle. And the media, Hillary's nominal ally, is doing Condi's dirty work. Rice understands the interwoven relationships between, say, a woman's choice of clothing in a public setting in Wiesbaden, a choice of camera shots, how that might look in the papers, and how a female Senator might react to an accumulation of such "glamor" type shots over a period of time. It is a higher level of understanding reality than we guys normally deal with.

Condi is good. So good she's dangerous. If I'm Hillary, I'm concerned.

Be Seeing You,

Chris