As commander-in-chief, President Obama likely gets invited a lot of places by bevy of constituents, friends, and foes. The place actress Charlize Theron suggested, however, likely won't end up on a presidential schedule anytime soon -- even if Obama is in the " bucket " years of his presidency. 
 
 The Mad Max star told Jimmy Kimmel Monday she was so nervous the last time she met Obama — during an episode of Kimmel's late night show — when he said he was hoping to reach a younger demographic she suggested he reach out to a different demographic all together. 
 
 "Well, if you're looking for a different demographic I can take you to a strip club," the actress recalled saying. Luckily for her, Obama was pretty nice about the whole ordeal. But, the star told Kimmel she was mortified and couldn't sleep for weeks after. 

 Because who you find physically attractive may have nothing to do with their looks. 
 
 What’s not to like? A 6-foot-1-inch basketball player with an athletic build, easy smile and a serious sort of charisma. It’s hard to deny Barack Obama’s a good-looking guy. Unless you’re a Republican. 
 
 Researchers have found that a politician’s perceived attractiveness is about as partisan a topic as same-sex marriage. The findings, published in the Leadership Quarterly, highlight just how far into our psyches politics can permeate: Now, people see even physical beauty through “party-colored glasses.” While good looks are by no means objective (thus “in the eye of the beholder”), even the study’s author, Cornell postdoc Kevin Kniffin, was taken aback. 
 
 “It’s surprising … the extent that politics has polarized people’s perception of the world,” he says. “You tend to think of physical attraction as based on just what you see,” but that’s just not the case for politicians, he says. 
 
 Factors like political allegiance greatly affect who you crush on. 
 
 Kniffin asked 49 professional political aides and 91 everyday folks to rate two sets of politicians — one group they would recognize and the other they wouldn’t — on a scale of 1 to 9. Politicians like Obama, Sarah Palin and 14 others, who are widely familiar, received more than a one-point markdown from participants of the opposing party. The 12 unfamiliar state politicians from New York weren’t so lucky. Not only did they miss out on a boost from like-minded supporters, participants rated this group an average of two points lower. Burn. 
 
 The results somewhat contradict previous research. Take Beauty Pays, the book by Daniel S. Hamermesh, and a host of other studies that contend that your outward appearance determines how people perceive your intelligence, kindness and other endearing traits. Kniffin’s investigation proposes the opposite — that factors like political allegiance greatly affect who you crush on. 
 
 That conclusion doesn’t surprise Gabriel Lenz, a political science professor at UC Berkeley. He cites studies that show how supporters mostly won’t find any fault in their leader, whereas opponents won’t find anything but. “Among people from your own party, your advantage is inherent,” Lenz says. 
 
 People can leverage the connection between an ugly face and an ugly set of politics. Kevin Kniffin, researcher at Cornell University 
 
 
 
 Kniffin’s research was conducted right in the heart of election season, though, so it’s likely the effect was amplified from a total bombardment of faces and names and slander and allegations about who’s more Iowa. In between elections, the bias probably wouldn’t be that extreme, he says. 
 
 There’s a marketing opportunity here. While the partisan devout are stuck in an inescapable loop of support — they like the politics, so they find the politician attractive, and vice versa — voters on the fence could be swayed by a “connection between an ugly face and an ugly set of policies,” says Kniffin. One can nearly imagine 2016: “Do you really want that face in the White House?” 

 Published on Jul 21, 2015 
 
 Charlize explains how she ended up inviting President Obama to a strip club. 
 
 
 
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 Charlize Theron Invited President Obama to a Strip Club 
 
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– Nothing like meeting the leader of the free world to stimulate a little foot-in-mouth disease: During an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel last night, Charlize Theron recounted her awkward encounter with President Obama during her last visit to the show. Theron says as the two chatted, he said he was appreciative to be able to reach a "younger demographic." Then were was a pause. "I didn't know what to say and all I could come up with was, 'Well if you're looking for a different demographic, I can take you to a strip club,'" Theron says. Obama declined and was pretty nice about the whole thing. Even so, a mortified Theron says she couldn't sleep for weeks afterward because she was so embarrassed, reports Time. "I get so nervous that I just say something really inappropriate," she tells Kimmel, cursing the "verbal diarrhea" that comes out of her mouth. "Michelle Obama is going to kill me." Kimmel's response: "If you'd said that to President Clinton, you'd probably still be at that strip club." (Researchers explain why you find Obama attractive.)