Give me a head without hair
Obviously the only Democrat who is acceptable to the Beltway press corps would be a bald person. It's hair time again, and it starts to border on the ludicrous. The WaPo throws in one guilt paragraph:
There better be an article about Fred Thompson's makeup tomorrow. You know, he's an actor. I bet he takes good care of his skin. That should be worth 1,500 words minimum.
Oh, it is going to be a long campaign. I'm not sure I can take a whole campaign of this. And the media wonders why people tend to hate them.
While Democrats seem to get the most attention, Republicans have not been completely immune. Campaign aides to former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney, the best-coiffed Republican candidate in the presidential race and the wealthiest of all the hopefuls, fretted in an internal document that his well-tended locks may be considered a negative. He has assured Massachusetts reporters that he spends no more than $50 for a trim.Do I hear SuperCuts, anyone?
There better be an article about Fred Thompson's makeup tomorrow. You know, he's an actor. I bet he takes good care of his skin. That should be worth 1,500 words minimum.
Oh, it is going to be a long campaign. I'm not sure I can take a whole campaign of this. And the media wonders why people tend to hate them.
