NEW YORK A Washington Post article last Friday by well-known "fashion" writer Robin Givhan, which fully analyzed Sen. Hillary Clinton showing a little cleavage on the floor of the Senate, sparked all sorts of reaction, pro and con, but in the grand American tradition it has also inspired a fundraising pitch.
The wardrobe of H.Clinton was obviously not applicable to the current situation.
Well it reminds me of a funeral.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Insulted by a fashion article about Hillary Clinton's cleavage, her presidential campaign is trying to use the incident to raise money.
A fund-raising e-mail letter signed by Ann Lewis, a senior Clinton adviser, urges potential donors to "take a stand against this kind of coarseness and pettiness in American culture."
The Washington Post on July 20 published an article by its fashion writer, Robin Givhan, that noted Clinton wore a black top with a low neckline during an appearance on the Senate floor to talk about the high cost of college education.
A fund-raising e-mail letter signed by Ann Lewis, a senior Clinton adviser, urges potential donors to "take a stand against this kind of coarseness and pettiness in American culture."
The Washington Post on July 20 published an article by its fashion writer, Robin Givhan, that noted Clinton wore a black top with a low neckline during an appearance on the Senate floor to talk about the high cost of college education.
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