


Who says politics don't have their share of head-turners?
Recently, the the world caught sight of Gov. Sarah Palin from Alaska in the US who was a Vice-Presidential aspirant. The late Pakistani Prime Minister Benazhir Bhutto was included in a US magazine's list of the "World's 50 Most Beautiful People" (and reputedly drove around in her sports car back in college in Harvard!).
Then from the Republic of the Philippines; Sen. Pia S. Cayetano who is described by her website as "the youngest woman elected in the history of the Philippine Senate. A lawyer, entrepreneur, triathlete and mother of two. . . "
She reminds me of another stunning triathlete and model, a wahine straight from Hawaii; Lokelani McMicahel who's also "the youngest female to finish the Hawaiian Ironman" (I wouldn't be surprised if she had Filipina roots too!) -
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