Luzhniki2008
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Do you find it offensive ?Is this your idea of locker room talk ?
In terms of facial looks, this may be down to her not having had plastic surgery unlike many others in her age group, I've never seen her with a typical botox face either. She's dressing horribly for her pear shaped silhouette, and some colors are just very unflattering. If biographies can be believed, she didn't care a damn about her looks in her student years when she met Bill and hasn't really changed ever since.She looks and moves like someone a lot older than 68.
Clear sign GOP thinks presidential race is done and dusted.
I don't think so, at least not when I watched her or saw pictures. Her mimics reach every part of her face, I've never noticed that typical semi-freddo facial expressions (when botox is not used everywhere - just forehead or around the eyes etc).She's definitely had Botox.
*drumroll*NBC/WSJ poll coming out in next 30 minutes. This is post tape and pre debate poll.
Neither of the two parties have succeeded in electing a president when their incumbent steps down after one term since McKinley iirc(death/assasination notwithstanding). If Clinton doesn't suck, she will have a fairly big advantage going into reelection. If she's mired in scandals without any achievement or the economy tanks then Dems are fecked in 2020 anyway.
It's simply too early to tell. 4 years is an eternity in politics. Papi Bush had 89% approval rating in 91 and by the time he lost in 92 it was 29%.
Google tells me that it's 26%, can't see her getting near that.What's the largest margin won in a presidential result? Hillary should be close to reaching that, surely.
Americans may just be smarter than I thought.
What's the largest margin won in a presidential result? Hillary should be close to reaching that, surely.
Almost but not quite.Those were clean sweeps in the electoral map weren't they?
Nixon in 72 and Reagan in 84 - She won't be remotely close.
Google tells me that it's 26%, can't see her getting near that.
Nixon won by 23%, pretty incredible considering how recent it was.
Nixon in 72 and Reagan in 84 - She won't be remotely close.
Nixon won by 23%? Christ.
This must be the closest he can come to taking back the party's endorsement
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...top-table-main_pwr-ryan-1138am:homepage/story
Americans may just be smarter than I thought.
What's the largest margin won in a presidential result? Hillary should be close to reaching that, surely.