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Anonymous
I don't even really like Hillary, but I am offended that when an esteemed politician makes a speech, the "medical community" is concerned more about her appearance then what she is saying. Yes, people age. But it seems to be a medical problem only if you are a woman.
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GingerB
If she did then I have to think it looks good - very subtle. Again, it could just be what a person who hasn't been living on the campaign trail looks like after a few months of normal living and a better diet.
Post a Comment10:27 AM
A woman like Clinton has no need for plastic surgery because her attraction is not and has never been her appearance.
11:14 AM