Sure, Heath Shuler, the Democrat challenger to Rep. Charles
Taylor, R-N.C.,
may be pretty cute:
Research has shown that if candidates invest a little
effort in their looks, the payoff can be huge. Campaign consultants
hover around candidates, ordering them to change their hairstyles,
get in shape and update their wardrobes.
Politicians today, said (George Washington University
political science professor Lee) Sigelman, strive for "the
personality and looks of talk show hosts." The goal is to be "well
turned out."
Careful, certain folks on Capitol Hill might
get horny at that thought.