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The gray can be added. Considering most thought Obama looked boyish and considering gray is a sign of maturity and wisdom, I wouldn't put it past this sham of president to have gray added. Fake. Easy to do. Think about it.
The gray can be added. Considering most thought Obama looked boyish and considering gray is a sign of maturity and wisdom, I wouldn't put it past this sham of president to have gray added. Fake. Easy to do. Think about it.
Considering the job and that the same thing happened to past Presidents (although not quite so quickly) I don't think he would have to fake going gray.
The gray can be added. Considering most thought Obama looked boyish and considering gray is a sign of maturity and wisdom, I wouldn't put it past this sham of president to have gray added. Fake. Easy to do. Think about it.
Considering the job and that the same thing happened to past Presidents (although not quite so quickly) I don't think he would have to fake going gray.
I agree, I don't think the grey is fake.
Going grey would be more apparent on him with is coloring and short hair. Clinton had lighter, longer hair and so wouldn't be as noticable early on. Same with Bush.
The gray can be added. Considering most thought Obama looked boyish and considering gray is a sign of maturity and wisdom, I wouldn't put it past this sham of president to have gray added. Fake. Easy to do. Think about it.
Thinking..............thinking..............I think you and Michelle Bachmann should have lunch
No agenda here, no corrolations to ability, just an observation.
Has anyone else noticed in recent pictures of the President that his hair is quickly going from dark to speckled gray?
...he inherited the country's great economy
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of the job!
That's just lame.
