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Carla Bruni caused a frenzy last year, and with Sarah Brown hosting and Svetlana Medvedeva attending, the first ladies of the G-20 summit have all eyes in London placed squarely on them.
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Why is Cristina Fernandez De Kirchner included in this photo spread? She was elected President of Argentina after having been First Lady. Would Hillary Clinton have been included if she had won the election?
apparently
Sizzling? Must be a really quiet day at the old Daily Beast to reach that far.
AliceJ
Who picked the picture of Michelle? The other wives are all quite modestly dressed. Why show Michelle "out of place" in her attire? Her dress is fine, but quite unlike the others.
floratash
That Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner is an insult between the other women... Do you know what is going on in Argentina? There are no clean elections there, and she is just an incompetent liar... so is her corrupt husband...
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Beerzie
Was this written by Meghan McCain?
nickmagoo
What is this, Cosmo? What's next, sex tips from Capital Hill hookers? How to rate your cangressman in bed? Seriously, this site is going downhill fast - Meghan McCain's idiocies, the 'She's 48!?' bullshit, and this...If I wanted to read this kind of crap I'd subscribe to US or People.
fk4711
Where are the first ladies of Japanese and Chinese priministers? Why just the whilte people? Are they more interesting that Asian women? I don't think so. I like to see their fashion too.
bwoodruff
"Sizzling" is not quite the word I would use to describe some of these women. Is there a word a step below homely?
FNYGY1
Good grief - enough is enough. Can we PLEASE talk about women's accomplishments instead of their dresses?
Sahas24
Can someone please tell me:
What's the purpose of "the first ladies" attending the G20 Summit?
What's it costing for these women to attend--not to mention their entourage(s) and security--and who is paying for it?
sara601
Really, Daily Beast? This is news? I can't believe a site created by Tina Brown is subjecting us to this garbage. I'm with FNYGY1, nickmagoo and beerzie, if I wanted to read this crap I'd go subscribe to US Weekly. This is a totally sexist, meaningless fluff article. It's not exactly like there's a shortage of news right now!!
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TDS, you suck
exploora
If we hate this article so much, why are we admitting to reading it, and looking at the pictures, by leaving comments?
I think Beast caters to its readership, which is us, who must be reading this, because we left comments, so we feed the Beast. I am glad we do.
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