Column: M.M. LaFleur offered to dress female candidates for free. In 4 days, 900 of them raised their hands.

When fashion brand M.M. LaFleur offered to dress women running for elected office for free... they did not anticipate the response they received: via chicagotribune

“We take our bangs and we stand in front of important things that the world needs to see,” Obama said. “And eventually, people stop looking at the bangs, and they start looking at what we’re standing in front of.

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