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Being best dressed isn't necessarily grounds for getting my vote. Barack is quite an inspiring guy, nice suits aside. But enough before the thread gets too political.
Dagwood said:I thought Reagan was a pretty sharp dresser - and he wore a pocket square!
thunderw21 said:If you want to be POTUS you have to dress like it!
Maybe one Fedora Lounger should be assigned to each candidate?
Billy
dhermann1 said:
Dagwood said:I thought Reagan was a pretty sharp dresser - and he wore a pocket square!
Marc Chevalier said:Presidential candidates would do well to imitate Anderson Cooper. No one dresses better than he does.
I agree! and I found a tie in a good will shop just like Ike's, same era too.Ike and John look darn sharp here too ('specially Ike's tie)!
luvthatlulu said:when did it become customary to refer to elected public officials by their first name only, rather than as "Senator Clinton", or "Senator Obama", even "former Senator Thompson"? Look, I'm no fan of President Bush, but I respect the office nonetheless. Even I wouldn't refer to him just as "George"! For a forum like ours that always touts courtesy and respect, we should do better, don't you think?
Give 'em Haleakala, Harry!Absinthe_1900 said:All Presidents should dress like this.
I'll bet your "average" voter doesn't even own a suit these days.:eusa_doh:J. M. Stovall said:Sometimes I think they wear ill-fitted suits that look like they just came off the rack to appeal more to the average voter.
"Hey look! I bought my suit at J.C.Penny's too!"