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Clinton, Obama, Nevada, whateva... the real story here is why Hillary Clinton can't have a single picture taken of her that doesn't make her look like some sort of soul-eating psycho(cnn.com)
Because reporters only print the scary looking photos of her. This is because they know people will then concentrate on how bad she looks from that angle instead of how shiatty the actual reporting is on things that really matter.
All right, have 100 pictures taken of you at random intervals during the day. See how many make you look like an idiot. See which ones are more popular.
I mean come on people. I'm not even a Hillary fan and I'm sick of this shiat.
GAT_00:All right, have 100 pictures taken of you at random intervals during the day. See how many make you look like an idiot. See which ones are more popular.
I mean come on people. I'm not even a Hillary fan and I'm sick of this shiat.
I agree. At least we don't have any Hillary pics that resemble some other papparazzi shots. I don't want to see her panty-less or showing her boobs while drunk.
I_C_Weener:Its not film, its digital. Welcome to the 21st Century Dr. Van Helsing.
Van Helsing: I want you to bring me before nightfall a set of postmortem knives. Doctor Jack Seward: An autopsy? On Lucy? Van Helsing: No, no. Not exactly. I just want to cut off her head and take out her heart.
In a sign of the high level of interest in the caucus process, the Nevada Democratic Party has designated nine at-large caucus sites in Las Vegas casinos to give workers who wouldn't be able to leave the casinos a chance to participate in the process.
However, according to The Associated Press, on Friday a teachers union with ties to Clinton and six Democrats sued to stop the casino caucuses, saying that the caucuses allocated too many state convention delegates to one group.
The Clinton campaign denied any involvement in the lawsuit, but the Obama campaign noted the suit was brought after Nevada's culinary workers' union, which represents many of the casino and hotel workers, endorsed Obama.
Maybe it's because when a person uses artificial, exaggerated facial expressions in public, it makes it easier to photograph a person looking, well--artificial.