I think it's important to remember and to never forget that Bush et al manipulated the news we were told and scared America into believing there was a threat that in TRUTH never existed...never forget:
Maybe. Maybe you shouldn't be so quick to question what someone else might be wrong about...
They know this. The only reason I can think of is that they are not concerned about winning anymore - they have written it off. They're looking at something else.
9/11 was NOT the only time that Bush had high apprpval ratings as was stated. They were also high after the successful invasion of Iraq. In May, 2003, support for the war was 79%.
sazerac said:
$2400 on makeup isn't much, actually; I'd venture to guess that all three of the male candidates spend more than that on it, as do- probably- Cindy Mccain and possibly (probably) Michelle Obama.
That fancy designer makeup is very expensive.
Even when I was making a lot of money, I couldn't afford it.
If I wanted to, though, I could easily go down to the mall and spend $2400 in one pop on designer and custom-blended cosmetic and toiletry items.
A bottle of perfume can cost that much.
There's one perfume- Imperial Majesty, by Clive Christian- distributed by Harrod's in London and Bergdorf Goodman in New York- that costs $2,200 per ounce. Caron's Poivre is $2,000 for a 2-ounce bottle; Baccarat's Les Larmes Sacrées de Thebes is $1,750 for a tiny quarter-ounce bottle... etc.
And even if you left out fragrance altogether, it would be easy enough to blow $2,400 on cosmetics in one wild afternoon extravaganza at a department store makeup counter. I could spend that much merely on designer hair products. Or moisturizers.
Maybe you left out a zero somewhere in that cosmetic bill- could it be $24,000?
$2400 on makeup isn't much, actually; I'd venture to guess that all three of the male candidates spend more than that on it, as do- probably- Cindy Mccain and possibly (probably) Michelle Obama.
That fancy designer makeup is very expensive.
Even when I was making a lot of money, I couldn't afford it.
If I wanted to, though, I could easily go down to the mall and spend $2400 in one pop on designer and custom-blended cosmetic and toiletry items.
A bottle of perfume can cost that much.
There's one perfume- Imperial Majesty, by Clive Christian- distributed by Harrod's in London and Bergdorf Goodman in New York- that costs $2,200 per ounce. Caron's Poivre is $2,000 for a 2-ounce bottle; Baccarat's Les Larmes Sacrées de Thebes is $1,750 for a tiny quarter-ounce bottle... etc.
And even if you left out fragrance altogether, it would be easy enough to blow $2,400 on cosmetics in one wild afternoon extravaganza at a department store makeup counter. I could spend that much merely on designer hair products. Or moisturizers.
Maybe you left out a zero somewhere in that cosmetic bill- could it be $24,000?