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I don't trust much of what that person says, but I really don't care about appearance. In fact, I prefer to see the real person without gobs of professional makeup and hair work. It's more honest, in a field that is sorely lacking in honesty. It doesn't make sense to me to criticize someone for looking like how they actually look.
My girlfriend very rarely wears any makeup and never has her three feet of red hair done "professionally," nor does she wear jewelry or heels, and I love seeing her true unadorned face and form. Unfortunately she was a Hillary supporter and the past eight days have been trying. Nobody's perfect.
Send her for a massage...some chocolate..a nice dinner.. and a copy of the bill of rights with amendments
She'll be fine
My wife is and has been all natural her whole life..one of the initial reasons i was drawn to her. Makeup is usually dead animals or horrible chemicals... Those conscious enough not to use it understand the true importance of life
I believe Hillary has way more issues than age... I never saw her do anything to maintain her physicality in life...no one escapes age.. and exercise and diet are keys to life... She didn't prescribe.
I'm going with the hair and make-up people are the first to go when she realized those speeches made by a Clinton are no longer worth big bucks when you can't do any favors anymore.
Or, "I'm retired now. I can do and say whatever I want!" It's liberating.
She looks tired, which is understandable after a long (and contentious) campaign. Let's just leave it at that.
And moving on to the next phase of her campaign - stay out of jail at all costs. So she goes on TV looking worn and pitiful, hoping to stir up some sympathy.
But she took the opportunity to make yet another political speech, so she puts herself out there for criticism.
Oh, good grief, you know perfectly well that this was not a "political speech". It was the fulfillment of a long-standing commitment to address the Children's Defense Fund, for which Hillary worked when she was first out of law school. Hillary spoke for a grand total of twenty minutes, and her speech was inspiring, not political.
The election is over - can't you move on constructively? Rhetorical question, of course, as it appears that this concept seems to be beyond your capacity to either comprehend or perform.
But by all means, keep on spinning. Of course, your believability is likely to continue to decline if you keep this sort of thing up, but you're within your Constitutional rights to lie if you choose to do so. Of course, you will also be at risk for reaping the "rewards" for such behavior. The mills of God grind slowly, but surely...and very, very fine. I hope you'll take note.
She is 69 and for the first time, shown without all of the makeup.
Why is this a big deal?
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