Is Hillary Clinton Ugly?

The question of the moment isn't whether she'd make a good president, but rather, is Hillary Clinton ugly?  Her Republican Senate challenger, John Spencer, was quoted as saying, "you ever see a picture of her back then [in high school]? Whew. I don't know why Bill married her."  Spencer denies he said it, and Hillary attacked him for the quote, retorting by saying that her "high-school picture was cute," and also something about the issues.  Issues, issues, issues.  Whatever, Hillary!!

What do you think?  Is Hillary Clinton ugly?  I personally don't think she's ugly.  Granted, I wouldn't want her anywhere near the cover of a Maxim, but I don't think she's hideous by any means.  From a distance, I don't even think it's up for debate.  Yeah, she has wrinkles, but she's an older woman, and her make-up is good.  I'd rather she have wrinkles and be proud, than try to botox them out, or undergo electro-shock therapy, or use a lot of scotch tape.

Should we judge her abilities as a politician and leader by her appearance?  Probably.  I guess we're not supposed to say that out loud, but isn't that a huge part of it?  I'd take JFK over Nixon, Bill Clinton over Bob Dole -- I'm sure looks play at least a small part in the decision making.

What do you think?  Is Hillary ugly?  Be honest, not political.

The question of the moment isn't whether she'd make a good president, but rather, is Hillary Clinton ugly?  Her Republican Senate challenger, John Spencer, was quoted as saying, "you ever see a picture of her back then [in high school]? Whew. I don't know why Bill married her."  Spencer denies he said it, and Hillary attacked him for the quote, retorting by saying that her "high-school picture was cute," and also something about the issues.  Issues, issues, issues.  Whatever, Hillary!!

What do you think?  Is Hillary Clinton ugly?  I personally don't think she's ugly.  Granted, I wouldn't want her anywhere near the cover of a Maxim, but I don't think she's hideous by any means.  From a distance, I don't even think it's up for debate.  Yeah, she has wrinkles, but she's an older woman, and her make-up is good.  I'd rather she have wrinkles and be proud, than try to botox them out, or undergo electro-shock therapy, or use a lot of scotch tape.

Should we judge her abilities as a politician and leader by her appearance?  Probably.  I guess we're not supposed to say that out loud, but isn't that a huge part of it?  I'd take JFK over Nixon, Bill Clinton over Bob Dole -- I'm sure looks play at least a small part in the decision making.

What do you think?  Is Hillary ugly?  Be honest, not political.