Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan Whoops. GOP Senate hopeful Carly Fiorina dissed Barbara Boxer's hair and questioned Meg Whitman's decision to appear on the Sean Hannity show. She didn't know her mic was on. Haven't we heard this one before? <a href="http://news.yahoo.com/s/ynews/ynews_pl2520" target="_blank">http://news.yahoo.com/s/ynews/...s_pl2520</a> Fumbling to cover her gaffe, she said she only meant that Sean Hannity was a "tough interview." LOL! He's a GOP lapdog and PR person. If she thinks he's a tough interview, it's going to be a long 5 months for her. Stay classy, GOP!
Originally Posted By gadzuux Fiorina has no business making fun of anybody else's hair. I've long thought that her butch dyke 'do was unflattering at best and probably off-putting to conservative women. That said, Boxer does have a bit of an image problem. She's got the power suit wardrobe down pat, but she's short (nothing to be done about that) and she does have some unwieldy hair. Boxer reminds me a lot of Jane Fonda in "Monster-in-Law". It's no reason not to vote for her, but she could use an upgrade.
Originally Posted By Labuda Wow, Fiorina looks VERY Hilary-esque in this pic: <a href="http://www.sfgate.com/blogs/images/sfgate/techchron/2007/10/10/CARLY_S_COMEBACK_NYBZ212500x573.JPG" target="_blank">http://www.sfgate.com/blogs/im...x573.JPG</a>
Originally Posted By Princessjenn5795 When are politicians going to learn how microphones and cameras work? Fiorina should really not be giving style advice...her haircut is also pretty unflattering. And the whole "it is so yesterday" statement sounds more like a b**chy 16 year old than a person running for office.
Originally Posted By skinnerbox Not to defend Fiorina because I can't stand the b*tch who toasted 18,000 HP jobs and bragged that her only regret was that she "didn't do it sooner," but... it's possible that she cannot grow her hair any better than this very short style. She's a breast cancer survivor who underwent lots of chemotherapy. Many women lose their pre-chemo hair fullness and suffer with less-than-luxurious locks for the rest of their lives, years after their last cancer treatment.
Originally Posted By SpokkerJones Who cares what she looks like? She's just terrible. It's more effective to attack her business savvy, or lack of, and her politics.
Originally Posted By barboy2 ///She's a breast cancer survivor/// We'll see about that. I've personally seen 3 people afflicted with cancer(colon, breast, ovarian---or was it cervical, I don't remember) given a "clean bill of health" by their respective oncologists only to die thereafter. 2 out of the 3 thought they had "beaten it" while the 3rd was skeptical even after given very positive and uplifting news after treatments. Never underestimate cancer for if and when it returns it may well come back super aggressive.
Originally Posted By Princessjenn5795 Well, I didn't realize she had had chemo so I will take back the "she has bad hair too" comment. The b**chy 16 year old part still stands.
Originally Posted By Dr Hans Reinhardt Why is it that it's acceptable for women to tear down other women by critiquing their attributes? Fiorina's comments struck me as being extremely catty and completely undignified. Had a man said her exact words he'd probably be raked over the coals.
Originally Posted By Dr Hans Reinhardt "Well, I didn't realize she had had chemo so I will take back the "she has bad hair too" comment." Actually that makes her snarky remarks incredibly ironic. I would think any woman subjected to chemo would be real sensitive about commenting on another woman's hair. Clearly Fiorina is lacking in the class department.
Originally Posted By alexbook I think the link in the middle of the page is hilarious: "Jennifer Aniston, Hillary Clinton among top 10 greatest celebrity hair makeovers"
