No bald presidents?
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Anonymous
Foreigner here. Is that true that US will neve elect a bald president? If yes, I am shocked 
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I'm pretty sure George Washington was bald.
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Anonymous
| Eisenhower was pretty bald. |
Anonymous
| Truman didn't have a lot on top. Not Daddy Warbucks bald, but balding. |
Anonymous
| American here. Is this really what foreigners care about when they think critically about elections in the U.S.? If so, I'm shocked. |
Anonymous
| John Adams was bald. In the colonial days they wore wigs. |
Anonymous
Oh please. OP wasn't was just asking a silly question - not analyzing the US political process. Anyhow, how many stories have you read about the tallest candidate winning, or the length of skirts dictating who wins... PS- name one other thing you can say about Berlusconi besides Bunga Bunga. |
Anonymous
| No short presidents either. In the past, there have been shirt presidents, crippled presidents, etc. but that doesn't work any more with the advent of tv in the 50s/60s. |
Anonymous
| Not sure about the bald thing. But maybe no short presidents? |
Anonymous
| Follow up. What about a bald AND black president wearing a rasta wig. If not I guess you are all hippocrates. |
Anonymous
Frankly, I like me a bald man.
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Anonymous
The head vein looks a bit scary. |
Anonymous
OP here. Don't get upset please. I am just getting to know American politics and just love what I'm watching on TV now. So exciting. |
Anonymous
Russians will not agree with you. |
Anonymous
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