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Okay, that's an expensive haircut
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Thanks to the electoral-vote.com Votemaster for pointing out this article in Politico, about Palin's wardrobe and accessories. Apparently, the RNC has spent about $150k on her and her family. I'm a little boggled. Yes, I expect some serious expenses on primping -- the candidate needs to look good. But over a hundred thousand dollars? Jeez, what are they doing -- dressing her in couture every day?
Regardless, it does rather put Edwards' $400 haircut into perspective...
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Thanks to the electoral-vote.com Votemaster for pointing out this article in Politico, about Palin's wardrobe and accessories. Apparently, the RNC has spent about $150k on her and her family. I'm a little boggled. Yes, I expect some serious expenses on primping -- the candidate needs to look good. But over a hundred thousand dollars? Jeez, what are they doing -- dressing her in couture every day?
Regardless, it does rather put Edwards' $400 haircut into perspective...
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However, I'm not too surprised at the price tag. She has never been on the national scene, so it's no surprise that she has no clothing suitable for national coverage. A good suit for a man on the national scene probably costs $500-$1000, and probably more for a woman as she requires more accessories for a complete look. A full wardrobe for a woman is also larger, as the suits she wears for debates and speeches are not suitable for evening events, while a man could change out the shirt and tie and wear the same suit, unless he needs a tux. Her family has also not been on the national scene, but they would require only a couple of complete outfits unless they are all on tour with her 24/7. It probably is costing a minimum of 10k per family member, and she has a large family.
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I think the glasses look good