the unbending certitude one usually associates with the Book of Deuteronomy." Examples of Stone's Rules include "Politics with me isn't theater. It's performance art, sometimes for its own sake." Stone does not wear socksa fact that Nancy Reagan brought to her husband's attention during his 1980 presidential campaign. Labash described him as "a dandy by disposition who boasts of having not bought off-the-rack since he was 17", who has "taught reporters how to achieve perfect double-dimples underneath their tie knots". Washington journalist Victor Gold has noted Stone's reputation as one of the "smartest dressers" in Washington. Stone's longtime tailor is Alan Flusser. Stone dislikes single-vent jackets (describing them as the sign of a "heathen"), saying he owns 100 silver-colored neckties and has 100 suits in storage. Fashion stories have been written about him in GQ and Penthouse. Stone has written of his dislike for jeans and ascots and has praised seersucker three-piece suits, as well as Madras jackets in the summertime and velvet blazers in the winter. In 1999, Stone credited his facial appearance to "decades of following a regimen of Chinese herbs, breathing therapies, tai chi and acupuncture." Stone wears a diamond pinky ring in the shape of a horseshoe and in 2007 he had Richard Nixon's face tattooed on his back. He has said: "I like English tailoring, I like Italian shoes. I like French wine. I like vodka martinis with an olive, please. I like to keep physically fit." Stone's office in Florida has been described as a "Hall of Nixonia" with framed pictures, posters, bongs, and letters associated with Nixon. See also Criminal charges brought in the Mueller special counsel investigation Links between Trump associates and Russian officials List of people granted executive clemency by Donald Trump Timeline of Russian interference in the 2016 United States elections Notes References External links 1952 births Living people 21st-century American criminals 1972 United States presidential election American conspiracy theorists American lobbyists American people of Hungarian descent American people of Italian descent American political consultants Donald Trump 2016 presidential campaign Florida Libertarians George Washington University alumni InfoWars people John F. Kennedy conspiracy theorists John Jay High School (Cross River, New York) alumni Members of the Committee for the Re-Election of the President Members of the Libertarian Party (United States) New York (state) Libertarians New York (state) Republicans People associated with Russian interference in the 2016 United States elections People associated