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Would we elect a 5'2", 100-lb. president today?
Comments (23)I won't go into who's better looking. Don't really care! And I agree that the voting public is very visually-oriented and visually-conscious, but I have to disagree with the voting public being well-informed. When I see the people relying on email, Twits, Facebook and texting to form their voting decisions, I shudder. Maybe we should go back to having only electors. I always encourage people to vote, but I should specify that they should be informed when they vote and from at least a variety of sources and hopefully some credible ones, not just one "news" channel, emails or something they heard or read in a book somewhere. It comes up most every election about the number of times the taller candidate is elected. Looks mean a lot. They concentrate hard on the looks especially for the debates. Special height podiums for the individual candidate, and if I see another "power tie" I'm going to blow chunks! I think it's sad to see them parade out their families and use them as a campaign tool. Gallagher had a great line about that. To be honest, I think a 5' tall woman could have trouble being elected. Voters look for taller women too. Height is a big thing in this country. For men and women alike. The "regal stature" applies to both men and women politically. Among the campaigns I've worked, I ran the campaign of a 5' tall woman. It was far easier to garner support when people didn't see (or know) how short she was. Qualifications and competence were on paper, but people still judged. And this was at the local level. That really surprised me. I knew being female would be a challenge, especially for the office sought but I didn't realize height was such a big factor. Looks are subjective of course but there's certain expectations that many people have. And people are hypocritical no doubt. And it's not just in politics. Fat and old are rare in broadcasting in major markets and major networks. Check out salespeople. Looks are a big factor in hiring decisions whether admitted or not....See MorePresidents' Day presents
Comments (16)No dirty dishes here. Just a top rack of cups & bowls & dogs bowls. I just used the boil-out to shine up the dishwasher. Looks great! I didn't find a note in the box, I couldn't figure out what the white ones were. They won't fit in my dispenser. I'll put them in my Omega juicer & turn them into dust....See MoreIn Case You Thought Trump Has Changed...
Comments (96)Chisue and most others, I share your anxiety. It's just crazy that a man in his position is tweeting on petty things. At least Pence handled the Hamilton event with maturity. Even he must be horrified at DT's childish behavior. What can we do, what can we do? Here's a link to NY Times 12-step plan; even if you don't like every suggestion, maybe 1 or 2 will ring true. Personally, I think it's important to support environmental and civil rights organizations. Even a very small donation sends a message of support. Hope the link works. http://www.nytimes.com/2016/11/17/opinion/a-12-step-program-for-responding-to-president-elect-trump.html...See MoreIs Pence the most consistent sycophant as Vice-President ever?
Comments (20)His little temper tantrum with "mother" cost the taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars for his air travel plus the inconveniencing of all the football fans. He and Dotard knew they would kneel so it was just an expensive display of ignorance....See MoreUser
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