Chieftain1776
06-15-2009, 04:31 AM
Washington is a magical place, a place where the onetime victims of boyhood gym-locker entombment can grow up to become the objects of affection, admiration, compulsive fandom, BlogSpot pages and Cafe Press T-shirts.
It is, safe to say, the only place where Ari Fleischer could have a stalker.
The haters call Washington “Hollywood for ugly people,” but they’ve got it all wrong. Ugly is in the eye of the beholder, and the beholders inside the Beltway see beauty where others might miss it.
Beauty, says Tammy Haddad, is “the people who make things work in our town because they’re able to move and motivate masses of people, which is really extraordinary.”
“They are powerful, dependable and completely engaged in your conversation with them, which is, in any world and any time, the most charming thing in the world.”
Let the rest of the world have its Brad Pitt. D.C. knows who the real dreamboats are:
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0609/23730.html#ixzz0IUeuluTU&D
Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas)
He’s a proud Texan doctor with a charming Southern smile, but it’s his tireless defense of the Constitution that makes the ladies fawn over “Dr. No.” He’s a penny-pincher who prefers a hacksaw to a scalpel when it comes to paring down government spending bills, and he plugs along as the quintessential black sheep who is largely ignored by traditional media and even his own party. But when it comes to his own fundraising, not only can he work a room — his self-confidence inspired the masses to raise millions in one-day donation blitzes.
Bloggers call him “sexy,” and even some of his male cultlike followers admit their “man crushes.”
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0609/23730_Page2.html#ixzz0IUeka6ZZ&D
In other news...Grover Norquist and Chuck Todd made the list :eek:
It is, safe to say, the only place where Ari Fleischer could have a stalker.
The haters call Washington “Hollywood for ugly people,” but they’ve got it all wrong. Ugly is in the eye of the beholder, and the beholders inside the Beltway see beauty where others might miss it.
Beauty, says Tammy Haddad, is “the people who make things work in our town because they’re able to move and motivate masses of people, which is really extraordinary.”
“They are powerful, dependable and completely engaged in your conversation with them, which is, in any world and any time, the most charming thing in the world.”
Let the rest of the world have its Brad Pitt. D.C. knows who the real dreamboats are:
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0609/23730.html#ixzz0IUeuluTU&D
Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas)
He’s a proud Texan doctor with a charming Southern smile, but it’s his tireless defense of the Constitution that makes the ladies fawn over “Dr. No.” He’s a penny-pincher who prefers a hacksaw to a scalpel when it comes to paring down government spending bills, and he plugs along as the quintessential black sheep who is largely ignored by traditional media and even his own party. But when it comes to his own fundraising, not only can he work a room — his self-confidence inspired the masses to raise millions in one-day donation blitzes.
Bloggers call him “sexy,” and even some of his male cultlike followers admit their “man crushes.”
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0609/23730_Page2.html#ixzz0IUeka6ZZ&D
In other news...Grover Norquist and Chuck Todd made the list :eek: