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[DemocratSinceBirth]

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Presidential style has historically filtered down to the middle masses. John F. Kennedy’s preference for going hatless has been blamed for single-handedly killing the men’s hat industry. One can only hope that the style of the current inhabitant of the White House doesn’t filter in any direction. It starts with a button. There is a reflex among men when a woman or even another man enters a room: they get to their feet, and if they are wearing a suit or a blazer, they instinctively button it up. This custom has apparently been lost on our new leader. With all the grace of a Mob boss, he charged out of his motorcade car ahead of his wife when meeting the Obamas and later swaggered through the Capitol on the way to his swearing-in. It’s rare when you see a man with both his jacket and his overcoat unbuttoned. When you couple that with the enormous length of a clearly overcompensatory red tie—the stubby end underneath held in place with cellophane tape—well, it was a spectacle that only Tony Soprano would have appreciated.

http://www.vanityfair.com/news/2017/02/graydon-carter-on-trumps-white-house

[Docreed2003]

1. Amazing....

A man with so much "money and class" can still look like a bag of ass in a high priced suit!

[DemocratSinceBirth]

2. Tony was a better dresser. He was also a large man and looked better in a suit.

[DetlefK]

4. Trump has no class because you cannot buy class.

[Motley13]

3. John Oliver said he looks like he has discarded cat hair on his head

I once had an orange Maine Coon & that is exactly what it looked like

[dalton99a]

5. +1

[Bayard]

6. That hair is taking on a life of its own

I've seen several pictures lately where it looks like its trying to escape. I also like the tan line under it.

[Bayard]

7. AHA!

I just thought of who he reminds me of.....ever seen the movie Dune? Remember the red haired blubbery guy that floats around the room, and has the hots for Sting?