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: Althouse

We like our Presidents tall and not too thin.

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This chart illustrates the proposition that the more substantial -- physically substantially -- man wins. Think about it:

(View that clip in its 4 minute context here.)

Say what you want about weight -- and give Barack some cheeseburgers if he needs to bulk up -- I think the chart mainly demonstrates the shocking advantage of height in politics.

You just know those men were lording it over others all their lives. Any short ones probably had to develop their bullying tendencies to get as far as they did.... like that little bastard James Madison, the shrimpiest President. 5'4" and 100 pounds? Like a 13-year-old girl with bulimia! Picture him in the school yard! And here's the woman who married him:

Now, what is it about these successful, little men?

Full post as published by Althouse on October 06, 2008 (boomark / email).

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