I Believe I Have A Wide Nose

OK,

I have learned my lesson.

It has taken me a lifetime to realize,

but unless you are in the profession,

talking about
Politics
is like explaining to a blind person what beauty is all about,
or describing what the color blue looks like.
(Tell them to feel a cold running stream and that is what blue looks like.)

This should be the last time this year I will talk about this subject.

Political Views

are as varied as the noses on our faces.

Sure,

you can group certain noses together,

as you can get a certain group of people following a particular political candidate.

But,

the nose on the face of a political candidate can say a lot about that candidate.

According to

Buzzle.com

"Just like different body shapes and sizes, our noses can be classified into as many as 14 broad categories. While many of us ignore what our noses look like, there are many who can't take their eyes off this very prominent feature of the human face. There even exists a surgical procedure known as rhinoplasty, where professionals alter the contours of a nose to make it less unappealing."

So how do you judge the personality of a person by their nose?

The good people at

Buzzle

have come up with a list.

"How your nose dips and twists says a lot about who you are (apparently). Let's take a look at how your nose can reveal your true self."

Large : Materialistic, energetic
Small : Timid, loner
Straight : Systematic, good leader
Slightly upturned : Social butterfly, lucky within social circles
Wide (with a slight bump or flat) : Independent, expressive
Hook-shaped : Powerful, gutsy
Long : Stressed, respectful
Pointed : Self-assured, inquisitive
Snubbed : Immature, friendly
Thin : Finicky, out-of-con

This is,
The Longer I Live The Larger My Nose,
And I Can Guarantee That I Am Not Becoming More Energetic Because Of It!

Jim Hauenstein,

And,

“One way of seeing all this was as a symptom of post-millennial decay, the degradation of public discourse, and the encroachment of celebrity worship into the arena of national affairs. Another way of looking at it was as an indication of the GOP's state of disarray. Then there was the way Trump perceived the thing: as a manifestation of his magnificence.”
- Mark Halperin, -

That is my story and I am sticking to it!

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