[mojitojoe]

References were made to Malia’s hair
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Her hair was inappropriate. I knew when she got off the plane with that hair that she was trying to make a statement. The peace sign shirt confirmed it. She never wears her hair like that. It was done on this trip to make a political statement. Fair game.

[Hepsabeth]

What exactly was the “statement” that Malia was trying to make with her hair? I’m afraid I’m not fluent when it comes to deciphering the meanings of children’s hairstyles.

[PennsylvaniaMom]

As I stated previously, low the many days ago, there are many, many things to be critical of her father about, as well as her mother. Their politics; their lies; their statements. However, somehow discerning political intent...from an 11 year old’s hairstyle...is a bit over the top. Actually a lot over the top (when coupled with derogatory, inflammatory language also is being used). A particularly racially inflamatory term was used (by another FReeper) referencing the hair style. THAT quote, as a screen shot, makes for great fodder (as I stated previously) for the likes of O’Reilly in marginalizing conservatives (and FR).

[DallasSun]

She was not making a political statement with her hair. (ROFL) Her hair looked just fine. She is as cute as a bug. Good grief.

[DallasSun]

I can’t hep myself...I have to ask...what was the statement??????