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Don't go there, Donny . . . Donny Deutsch has opened a can of worms—or shall we say, a carton of Clairol. On Morning Joe today, Deutsch suggested that it looks like Mitt Romney colors his hair, and argued that Americans would lose trust in a candidate who does. But could Deutsch possibly not know of the evidence that his guy Barack Obama has also grabbed the Grecian Formula on occasion? View the video and photo evidence here.

Just noticing John Kerry's face on Feb 26,2204 in Democratic Debate, and his Make Up job, and The Day After, On Feb 27,2004 at UCLA. What a Difference a Day makes In this mans face. Pictures listed below.

JOHN KERRY - NO CAPTION NECESSARY

If the run for the Democratic nomination is giving Sen. John Kerry any gray hairs, he isn't showing it. That's because -- according to the story going around the campaign -- Kerry is gradually having some tinting done to change what was a mostly gray head of hair into one with no more than a "touch of gray." "I think he really wanted to do a bit more, but then he got caught up in the whole botox thing and they got scared," says a Kerry campaign source. "On some days you can definitely see the difference. Other days, when...

"No more Grecian Formula in the medicine cabinet!"

GERHARD SCHRÖDER, the normally laid-back German chancellor, has been driven purple with rage by claims that he dyes his hair to cover up greying temples.Mr Schröder, an urbane 57-year-old whose youthful looks appeal to many female voters, has taken the extraordinary step of threatening injunctions against anyone who repeats the allegation.First, the mass circulation Bild newspaper carried an article noting mischievously that Mr Schröder, who has jet black hair, appeared "very modern" compared with other, greying politicians.Then Sabine Schwind von Eggelstein, an image adviser, told the DDP news agency: "It would enhance his persuasiveness if he were not tingeing his ...

THE question "does he or doesn't he?" gripped Germany yesterday as Chancellor Gerhard Schröder went to court to counter claims that he dyes his hair.Meanwhile, grey-haired Edmund Stoiber his election rival for the chancellorship, was being accused of faking his drinking prowess by filling his Bavarian beer mug with water.The suave Mr Schröder, represented by a lawyer and backed by affidavits from his Berlin hairdresser, opened a legal battle to clear his name in a Hamburg court that was besieged by the media he is trying to muzzle. After brief opening formalities, the judge announced that a decision on the...