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Anyone who's ever read an ad for collectible china plates by The Frankin Mint knows that a beard - not necessarily an attractive one, but at least a clean one - used to be a must-have for anybody who sought to occupy the Oval Office. I haven't seen any collectible china patterns or figurines of other nations' heads of state, but I assume that beards are equally out of fashion over there in the Coalition of the Willing/Unwilling.
I think things were better when men in power didn't spend valuable time shaving in the morning, but spent more time tying their cravats or instructing their valets on how to get the knot just right.
What other personal habits, both cosmetic and socio-sexual, should we encourage in our elected public officials?

I think things were better when men in power didn't spend valuable time shaving in the morning, but spent more time tying their cravats or instructing their valets on how to get the knot just right.
What other personal habits, both cosmetic and socio-sexual, should we encourage in our elected public officials?

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