So Robin Givhan at the Washington Post noticed something - Clinton has breasts, and she doesn't always completely wrap them up.

There was cleavage on display Wednesday afternoon on C-SPAN2. It belonged to Sen. Hillary Clinton.

She was talking on the Senate floor about the burdensome cost of higher education. She was wearing a rose-colored blazer over a black top. The neckline sat low on her chest and had a subtle V-shape. The cleavage registered after only a quick glance. No scrunch-faced scrutiny was necessary. There wasn’t an unseemly amount of cleavage showing, but there it was. Undeniable.

So, of course, Christy over at FDL does a quick search and discovers that, hey, Hilary has shown cleavage before.

Here are a few facts for Ms. Givhan, who claims to be a fashionista: (1) A v-neck shell or blouse is slenderizing, as any reader of In Style magazine or browser of People at the hairstylists could tell Ms. Givhan. (2) The photo above is of Sen. Clinton at at even on July 13th in New Hampshire where she is also wearing a v-neck shell under her blazer. It took me 3 minutes on a Yahoo search to find it — so the cleavage thing? Not news. (3) Women have boobs, which result in cleavage, and sometimes we wear v-neck shirts because we like them, they are comfy on hot days and, frankly, they look nice. Millions of women wear them. Including me…right now.

Hello?!? Hillary is a woman. She has boobs. Which means she has cleavage. Just like every other woman in America who has boobs. Just like every woman reading this blog — or any other woman who might be reading the WaPo. Get the hell over it. I find this sort of idiotic fluff crap offensive on the whole, but this one sinks to a new low of making a big deal of absolutely nothing.

Criminy. First the haircut bullshit and now this. What next: “This Just In: Rudy Guiliani Scratches Testicles In Public. News At 11″?

So now, at the danger of offending the PC police, let me just note that in addition to supporting full and equal rights for women in every way, I also support their right to show some cleavage.

What was that line from Emma Goldman? If there's no dancing, I don't want your revolution.

If there's no cleavage allowed, count me out.

More seriously, of course, perhaps we should have some, some discussion of the issues? Maybe this concern about hair cuts and breasts, aren't how you should select your ruler? Perhaps, just perhaps, after George W Bush and his splendid little disaster of a reign this might have sunk in to the fourth estate?

Guess not.