Monday, July 24, 2006
Hillary Clinton's $6,000 Beauty Sessions
Sen. Hillary Clinton has put together an army of 50 staffers and more than 20 consultants as she prepares to do battle for the 2008 Democratic nomination for president.
Included in those ranks is acclaimed Washington, D.C., hairstylist Isabelle Goetz, who has collected $3,000 in recent months to clip the former first lady’s locks.
Federal fund-raising records reveal that Clinton paid $1,500 to Goetz in April and another $1,000 in May.
She passed off both sessions as "media production” expenses, according to the New York Post.
Goetz, the favored stylist of John Kerry, also got $405 from Hillary’s campaign in April to cover her travel expenses, and a $38 expenses tab in May.
Clinton paid out another $3,000 to Hollywood makeup artist Barbara Lacy for eye-lining and other makeup work before she appeared in a film seen on her re-election Web site, the Post reports.
Once again, the beauty sessions were listed as "media production” expenses.
Sen. Hillary Clinton has put together an army of 50 staffers and more than 20 consultants as she prepares to do battle for the 2008 Democratic nomination for president.
Included in those ranks is acclaimed Washington, D.C., hairstylist Isabelle Goetz, who has collected $3,000 in recent months to clip the former first lady’s locks.
Federal fund-raising records reveal that Clinton paid $1,500 to Goetz in April and another $1,000 in May.
She passed off both sessions as "media production” expenses, according to the New York Post.
Goetz, the favored stylist of John Kerry, also got $405 from Hillary’s campaign in April to cover her travel expenses, and a $38 expenses tab in May.
Clinton paid out another $3,000 to Hollywood makeup artist Barbara Lacy for eye-lining and other makeup work before she appeared in a film seen on her re-election Web site, the Post reports.
Once again, the beauty sessions were listed as "media production” expenses.
