If it means I have to carry a compac and have some woman besides my wife fiddling with the part in my hair and whether my tie is straight.
I'm sure all candidates and indeed all "TV people" must live this way, to a lesser or greater extend.
Living in a bubble of doting sycophants.
Watching it reminds me of the Rush song "Living in the Limelight." (Guess my age, now.)
I hope I am always either so poor, or so earthshakingly powerful, that I never have to wear makeup or let someone besides my beloved touch my person.
The last person who touched my hair like that was was my mom right before the Christmas pageant in the 2nd grade.
I growled at her until she backed away.
Is ANYTHING worth being fake for? I know it's expected of our leaders, but still. I actively discourage my wife from wearing makeup since her skin
is lovelier without it. But she claims other women look down on her for being "naked," and in stores the female clerks follow her like she's a
potential shoplifter when she doesn't wear makeup.
It is sad. Locke was right. The only two natural virtues are force and fraud. Wearing makeup, hairspray, etc. in nothing but fraud.




Guess I'm missing something here. I was expecting
something just god awful....it was a guys combing his hair
I saw that in his other thread