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Cindy McCain’s $300,000 outfit

It’s a good thing someone is paying attention to these details! Vanity Fair has done an estimate of the cost of the clothing worn by Cindy McCain and Laura Bush.

Laura Bush, obviously trying hard to not appear elitist, wore clothing with an estimated cost of between $3500 and $4300.

But Cindy McCain apparently didn’t get the memo. Her outfit is worth an estimated $300,000. Yup, that’s more than the cost of most people’s houses. How hard is it to imagine her saying “What? That old rag?” when told about the Vanity Fair article?

As VF points out, it’s a good thing that the GOP reporesents real working Americans, like Levi “F–in Redneck” Johnston.

UPDATE: When Michelle Obama appeared on “The View”, her outfit cost $148.

UPDATE 2: new joke – “If Cindy McCain were a plane, Sarah Palin would sell her on eBay.”

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4 Comments

  1. Brent Jewell wrote:

    This is the kind of shit that pisses me off. The Republicans are real ‘in touch’ with the people. Yeah right!!

    Thursday, September 4, 2008 at 1:10 pm | Permalink
  2. Stijn wrote:

    From the article in question: “Three-carat diamond earrings: $280,000”. One could say that jewelry isn’t really part of the ‘outfit’. Either way, diamonds are expensive.

    Thursday, September 4, 2008 at 8:41 pm | Permalink
  3. iron wrote:

    Ahh, I feel so much better knowing that the rest of her outfit only cost $20,000 or so.

    Thursday, September 4, 2008 at 9:56 pm | Permalink
  4. slag wrote:

    If she would sell her outfit to pay off my mortgage for me, I’d rename one of my cats “Cindy” after her. I swear.

    Thursday, September 4, 2008 at 10:11 pm | Permalink

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