How much does Mitt Romney pay for his haircut???

[LSK]

What about McCains comb over? Thats gotta cost some bucks.

HOW COME ON DEMOCRATIC UNDERGROUND, WE ARE NOT REFUTING RIGHT WINGNUT ATTACKS INSTEAD OF FALLING FOR THEM?????????????????????

[drm604]

1. Exactly.

How did someone get hold of those haircut charges to begin with? Is campaign spending public knowledge? If so, then let's look at the Repub's spending!

[AuntPatsy]

2. Don't know don't care, what a trivial use of propaganda in order to

attempt to malign someone, was is worse is that some on du are jumping on the bandwagon, pathetic.

[gollygee]

3. Thank you!

Every single candidate is paying a lot for their hair, and every other image-related expense there is. They each probably have a paid image consultant even, who is more expensive than any haircut.

Why do people here fall for cheap RW talking points?

[NewYorkerfromMass]

4. Whatever it is it's not worth it

Flip floppin' Rom ain' going nowhere.

[The Count]

5. Is Romney running on defending the poor too?

I agree it's trivial - but it's the campaign theme that makes it juicy.
personally, I'm more bothered by the bankruptcy vote.

[LSK]

7. What Bankruptcy vote?? Edwards didnt vote for the one Im thinking of

http://www.senate.gov/legislative/LIS/roll_call_lists/roll_call_vote_cfm.cfm?congress=109&session=1&vote=00044

It came AFTER he was out of the Senate.

[The Count]

14. Nope. The one in 2001

http://www.senate.gov/legislative/LIS/roll_call_lists/roll_call_vote_cfm.cfm?congress=107&session=1&vote=00236

[gollygee]

9. If he wants to win and actually have a chance to implement

his proposed policies for the poor, he has to project an image of being presidential, and he has to spend a lot on his image to do that.

[Atman]

6. He doesn't have it cut, he has it polished and Armor-alled.

Romney is freakish-looking. I'm suspect of any man who spends that much time on his freakin' hair -- even Edwards.

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[smoogatz]

8. Because the Edwards hair smear probably didn't come from the RNC?

I think it's likely that it came from the Clinton campaign. It smells Carvillian, somehow.

[LSK]

11. I could believe that

But I could believe it came from the RNC too.

[smoogatz]

13. Too early. And why Edwards?

Why bother? He comes in third in the national polls. Where he's strong is Iowa--a state Hillary has to win to stay credible in the early going. Iowa's kind of a no-nonsense farm state, supposedly--no doubt all those no-nonsense Iowa farmers will be put off by Edwards's "prettiness." If they're idiots. If they're not, they won't give a flying fuck who cuts his hair or how much it costs.

[LSK]

15. hes consistently lead in Iowa

And hes definately in the game moneywise.

The winner in Iowa is probably EXTREMELY important for momentum and with all those primaries coming so close after it.

And as you say the Iowa farmers dont care about his hair, well there isnt much else they have on Edwards.

[Lil Missy]

10. One of his wive's cuts it for free.

[Jim Lane]

16. No, Mitt's the only top Republican candidate who's still on his first wife (n/t)

[Hubert Flottz]

12. I think he uses a dying grizzly bear to trim his mop with.

One that he shot with his trembling Webley!