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To: michael97123 who wrote (2652)	4/10/2006 12:57:29 PM
From: American Spirit	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 14758

Post your proof Kerry ever said he paid $150 for a haircut. I'm calling you out to back up your BS. And when you find Kerry never said that I expect an apology to the thread for lying. I remember clearly Drudge making up that BS simply by doubling what Kerry's haircut actually cost in order to make him look like an elitist lady instead of just a well-groomed clasy man. I don't know about you, but $75 is not unreasonable for a public figure's haircut. And if GW Bush had to pay for his haircuts he'd be paying that kind of money too. Cheney doesn't have any hair so he gets a pass. This whole matter is a typical example of a Rovian dirty trick. Using Drudge, Rove was able to put out these phony little stories (Botox, hates Iowa, $150 haircut, etc.) and make them "fact" in the public consciousness. They also tried the Kerry intern story, but the girl and her parents came out and called the Bushies a bunch of slimeball liars. Apparently, Bushies were unable to pay off the girl to lie this time, as they did with Paula Jones and others in the 90's.