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VanillaRhapsody

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6. I think her hairstyle is appropriate for a woman of her stature and position in life...

Tue Apr 14, 2015, 06:50 PM

Apr 2015

It doesn't look like she is trying to look young...nor is it a "matronly" style either. It looks like it is not a lot of effort to achieve daily because it is not being forced to do something that it unnaturally would....an attractive low upkeep style for a busy woman with work to do....who doesn't want to be distracted by maintaining a more complicated coif. She is not trying to look like something she is not. Her hairstyle is simple yet elegant and looks equally attractive in a pantsuit or evening gown. I see absolutely nothing wrong with her current hairstyle. I am sure until now she has for the most part...done her own hair styling day to day because she has always traveled so much. I for one am not expecting her to have perfect hair everyday...

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I have to say that I just looove Hillary's hair style. [View all] MoonRiver Apr 2015 OP

I do too. leftofcool Apr 2015 #1

Yes, what leftofcool said! MoonRiver Apr 2015 #2

This'll bring 'em running. TheCowsCameHome Apr 2015 #3

you have to say it? Enrique Apr 2015 #4

Agreed. She has great hair for someone her age. DarknessFalls Apr 2015 #5

I think her hairstyle is appropriate for a woman of her stature and position in life... VanillaRhapsody Apr 2015 #6

I think it's great-looking for all the reasons you mentioned, VanillaRhapsody! calimary Jul 2015 #56

It's very becoming. In_The_Wind Apr 2015 #7

Picture?? patricia92243 Apr 2015 #8

Watch the news. MoonRiver Apr 2015 #9

Had to cut off cable television. But I think you mean this hairstyle, right? freshwest Apr 2015 #20

I don't think the art of kindness or charity is your forte. Trajan Jul 2015 #50

I'm awed by her manicure. rug Apr 2015 #10

Yeah, it'll probably get her elected! RoccoR5955 Apr 2015 #11

I don't think the art of subtlety is your forte. MoonRiver Apr 2015 #12

Damn right it isn't RoccoR5955 Apr 2015 #13

And you lack the elements of humor and satire also. MoonRiver Apr 2015 #15

Then you might be surprised to find out RoccoR5955 Apr 2015 #39

ROFL. murielm99 Oct 2015 #60

She had the qualifications before the hair style and no the hair style does not Thinkingabout Apr 2015 #17

Absolutely. I'm just being a little silly. MoonRiver Apr 2015 #18

Sometimes we have to have some fun, my post was not meant for you. Thinkingabout Apr 2015 #21

You totally got my point Thinkingabout. MoonRiver Apr 2015 #22

How does betrayal of her Party and helping George Bush sell the disasterous rhett o rick Oct 2015 #61

Love it too! vankuria Apr 2015 #14

+1000! MoonRiver Apr 2015 #16

I agree! I said earlier that I think she looks fantastic... one_voice Apr 2015 #19

Wait. I want to get this straight. AtomicKitten Apr 2015 #23

Even if you don't care for her - and I'm not a huge fan - why focus on her appearance in a negative nomorenomore08 Apr 2015 #29

seriously! BlancheSplanchnik Apr 2015 #40

I would love Warren also. But I'll vote Clinton if it comes down to that. n/t nomorenomore08 Apr 2015 #42

Absolutely! BlancheSplanchnik Apr 2015 #44

Yes her hair is quite lovely. I am glad we can find common ground. nm rhett o rick Apr 2015 #24

I love her hair style and bless my heart also. NBachers Apr 2015 #25

Her hair style ablamj Apr 2015 #26

I thought women running for president don't have worry about their "look" valerief Apr 2015 #27

Oh, they do. The political world is still blatantly unfair in that respect. n/t nomorenomore08 Apr 2015 #30

And some members of DU apparently, because if it wasn't important, there wouldn't be valerief Apr 2015 #31

I'm not sure if the OP is a Clinton supporter or not. Either way, it does seem unnecessary. n/t nomorenomore08 Apr 2015 #32

I see. I don't keep track of Hillary fanbots. I'm not much of a swooner. nt valerief Apr 2015 #34

John Edwards Geronimoe Apr 2015 #28

good reminder treestar Apr 2015 #41

it's a good style for her Liberal_in_LA Apr 2015 #33

I love her hair. hrmjustin Apr 2015 #35

Kick & recommended. William769 Apr 2015 #36

I've never quite heard anyone say that about a male candidate... Thor_MN Apr 2015 #37

You can refer to Walker as Walker, to Rubio as Rubio, but merrily May 2015 #46

She's indicated she wants to be called "Hillary". This goes along with her campaign symbol, PoliticAverse Jul 2015 #51

Which, 3 and half months later, has what to do with her hairstyle? Thor_MN Jul 2015 #53

It's weak. Bernie Sanders has the best hair in this race. Cheese Sandwich Apr 2015 #38

This is just as sexist as others comments on her looks. morningfog Apr 2015 #43

I thought we weren't supposed to comment on her appearance? merrily May 2015 #45

IMHO, we are allowed to say positive things about all candidates. MoonRiver May 2015 #47

Again, I thought we were not supposed to comment (positive or negative) about her appearance. merrily May 2015 #48

I didn't get the memo. MoonRiver May 2015 #49

This sounds vaguely like what some Rightwingers say about Black people using the N Word.... VanillaRhapsody Jul 2015 #54

Hil's Hair Polly Hennessey Jul 2015 #52

And isn't her family just the handsomest EVER? Isn't it JUST? cherokeeprogressive Jul 2015 #55

I have to say that Hillary looks healthier and more vibrant this time around. onehandle Oct 2015 #57

Bernie's is better. EEO Oct 2015 #58

You're kidding, right? paleotn Oct 2015 #59

Hillary's hair can stand up to Putin's hair any day of the week. OnyxCollie Nov 2015 #62

Perfect topper for her pant suits. n/t Hepburn Dec 2015 #63