Presidential Attire: ‘Dress Code of Respect?’

Most politicians apart from Ron Paul practically urinate on the constitution anyway. I get a lot more work done in my t-shirt and jeans than I would in a suit, and lord knows Obama has a lot of work to do. This is just silly. Andy Card needs to start making stuff to help out trade imbalance instead of complain about useless stuff to make himself feel important.

Republicans should just shut the hell up and let us democrats fix the mess they left for us. How dare they make the WH dress code an issue? shameless.

If this is all Mr. Card has to worry him, given the economic recession, then I truly feel sorry for him!

Better to be ethical and honest in your shirt sleeves than to be a crook and liar in your suits while in the Oval Office. Get a life you jokers who wear your suits daily while doing not a bit of good while you were in the WH!!!

No one cares?!

isn’t this terribly old news?

Huh what an awesome comment, Ron Paul is the only man who defends the constitution ,and yes seems Bush ran the White House as a corporation built on capitalism. Very bad major media shut Paul out, Obama would have had a real competitive campaign up against Ron. Maybe in four years we can get some real constitutional leadership, not this one world governance of UN chartered bs.

Another totally ridiculous attitude by a moron who values the wrong things at the wrong time. I am sure President Obama will conduct himself properly when needed, but the dress code for meetings that are among his staff, etc., where the decisions that are made, require better results if done so while relaxed, and comfortable. Give me a break, his shirt and tie are formal enough. Good thing I am not in office, they would see a lot of jeans in private meetings. If he shows up in a polo shirt and shorts, while getting us back on track it would be a better means to an end. Can’t we find better fish to fry ?

Andrew Card needs to get a life. This morning’s Chicago Tribune ran pictures of Ford, Clinton, and George W. working in the Oval Office in shirtsleeves.
And what intelligent human being cares what they wear, as long as they get the job done? As far as I’m concerned, Obama can wear his pajamas or a basketball jersey as long as he’s taking the work seriously.

If Obama was wearing a old concert t-shirt, cut off shorts, and flip flops while meeting with a foreign dignitary, then I can see the complaint. But to say that taking off a suit jacket is not respectful is ridiculous. Talk about nit-picking the new president.
Although, come to think of it, if Obama can fix our economy and get us out of the two wars while wearing gothic cloths, I wouldn’t care. At least he would be doing something Bush never did while wearing a suit jacket.

I can only speak for myself.
I really don’t care what people wear or don’t wear.
Some people who commented on this story act as if ALL Republicans had a meeting and voted on this non-issue.
So, stop already with the insults.
It’s just foolish to waste time on this.
The insults are also a waste of time and energy.
What are you contributing with the insults? This goes for both sides.

Andrew Card has got to be kidding, right? He obviously is in pretty good shape because he has nothing better to worry about than, heavan forbid, Barack Obama not wearing a coat in the Oval Office. They only point that Card made by his ridiculous statement is that he is a complete lame brain, just like his boss, Bushie Jr.

I think that the old Bush clan should just go away and let the new guys try to govern the country. And if Card has nothing better to do than scold the president for his dress code (which most people, I would imagine, have no problem with), then his life must truly be pitiful. BTW, I love the new relaxed dress code, and I really don’t care.

This made me laugh. I am over 60 and a definite advocate of proper attire in proper places and for the dignity and respect due to the Presidency. But, come on! This is ridiculous in the extreme. Approval of torture from the Oval Office is okay, but dress shirt and tie is not?
Talk about displaced values! Better to work in shorts and t-shirt and demonstrate integrity and competence than let a city drown in flood waters,alienate our allies and spy on our own citizens in a suit and tie.

It is understandable. The Republicans are all about putting on a show and the political perception. Creating their own reality as they have said. They have it all over Hollywood.
It is unfortunate that they never put any efforts into leadership and actual work for the country and the majority of the people.

OMG! You have GOT to be friggin’ kidding me!! I’m worried about my mortgage, my electric bill, providing for my kids, keeping my job…and this guy wants to complain that the Prez doesn’t have his coat on?!?!?!
I could see it if he wore jeans to greet the Queen of England, but taking his coat off in the Oval? Jeez, it’s not like he’s walking around in flip-flops.
Andy Card is as clueless as the creeps on Wall Street. Un-be-lievable. Just….unbelievable.

If all we had to worry about in the world was how Obama dressed wouldn’t life be grand? Gee, Card must have a sweet, sweet life cause I’m busy worried about issues with a little more bite to them. Say the fact our country is in the first death throes of a depression. Heeeeelllloooo, Mr. Card, reality is calling!

There are public photos of Reagan, Carter, George H.W. Bush, George W. Bush, Kennedy and Clinton without a suit jacket on, doing their jobs in the oval office.
Is there some reason that you believe there should be a different standard for Barack Obama?

V for Vendetta…that does just about sum it up.
Now do you see how Bush got elected not just once but twice????? and why our country is in such a mess.. This is how some people think…it’s unbelieveable…

PRESIDENT OBAMA TAKING OFF HIS JACKET SHOWS ME THAT HE A MAN READY TO GET DOWN AND DIRTY. I’M LOOKING FOR PICTURES THAT ALSO SHOW HIM WITH HIS SLEVES ALSO ROLLED UP!!!! GET DOWN PRESIDENT OBAMA!!!!!!!
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You tell ‘em UNC. !!!!!!!!!!!!!

Typical Republican worrying about appearance instead of substance. Perhaps if 43 had taken his jacket off, more work would have been done properly, and 44 wouldn’t have to roll his sleeves up.

Cathy come on, we need a president who is going to be competent…just because he takes his jacket off does not make it offensive….This is why our country is in such bad shape…Let’s concentrate on the problems, not this nonsense!!!! No wonder we are the laughing stock of the world

V said “So let me get this straight. There are those of you out there that think that it would be better to have a “formal” suit jacket wearing President that is totally incompetent, than have one that is more casual and competent?
That just about sum it up?
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V…move to the mid-west…they are all over the place.

wow the comments on this blog is so funny! Yes I agree …what a horrible story!

We won! And he can wear anything he wants! Bushies, shut up!

Card worked for a president that wore a suit all the time, but took over 3,000 days of vacation while he was in office. I’d much rather see a president with his tie loose and his shirtsleeves rolled up and working then one who pretended he was the “decider” on those rare days when he actually worked. I think Card is upset because he’s in the unemployment line.

Chuck….I am from the midwest and we love Obama …try down south!!!

What do you expect from someone as CLUELESS as he is! His pork filled stimulus bill which economists say will be terrible for America is just the start and does nothing but continue the democrat leadership mess of the last 2 years. He should start with reversing Clinton’s rules of letting anyone own a home when they could not afford it and caused the current financial meltdown rather than further is own agenda of paying back the idiots that voted him in office.

How would I know: OBAMA has ravaged our economy? Yoooo Yooo….he’s only been in office not even a month! Perhaps it was Bush and Company who ruined us for the past eight years?
Perhaps we could give Obama a chance????
Some of the comments on this board are unbelieveable…Most of the people have sense but you and a few others…I really can see how we ended up where we are.

How about this, Mr. Card: President Obama in shirtsleeves in the Oval office commands more respect than your former boss in formal suit in the same place.

Typical republican worrying about who is and who isn’t wearing a “dress coat” in the oval office while the country bleeds. Dang, if in his skivvies Bush actual ran the country instead of running it in to the ground (in his dress suite) we wouldn’t be in this mess right now.

i couldn’t care less if obama walked around in his underwear, as long as he gets the job done… the republicans are similar to the american car companies… all show and no go

“And lets be clear it was BOTH PARTIES who were responsible for the complete lack of oversight in the financial sector.”…I completely disagree. Frank, Barney Frank, called for congressional hearings on predatorial lending nearly three years ago. Google it. Nothing came of it. He warned of the massive default in loans and the how banks were preying on the poor and ignorant so they COULD default and get the house back, and who cares, realestate always increased in value, they’ll sell it agai n to another sucker. Bush did NOTHING on this. BUSH DID NOTHING period on the financial mess. you could argue Frank could havef done more, but 1) he had NO support from republicans and 2) NO REPUBLICANS cared one tiny tiny bit about this and simply said “let hte market self correct”. So while you can say one didn’t do enough, HOW do you compare that to the president and the republicans in congress who not only did NOTHING but BLOCKED anyting being done based on ‘free market’??????? No, no, the blame is NOT equal. one TRIED, the other obstructed.

Frank I agree 100%…..I saw Frank on Meet the Press last Sunday and he made a lot of sense…tired of people bashing him too

With all those Bushie Boys, about all they had going for them it seems was looking good…too bad they didn’t have a few brains as well. Stop being so straight-laced. Its results that matter, not how you look in your own “house”.

I agree Barb. Obama is doing the right thing to create jobs – CREATE DEMAND and that is exactly what he’s doing. That is how every military weapondry has been developed in this country, through government contracts. Bids. Put out a solicitation to do XYZ, and companies compete for that money and whomever is awarded it, whomever has the best idea, hires engineers, scientists, testers, stock room boys, secretaries ,to make whatever they won the contract to make. Can you imagine if that is done for GREEN technologies, to update our grid, to create windfarms , which farmers are paid leases by thegovernment for their land, al l the technicians to work on them…obama has solid good ideas. Create DEMAND!!! Buhs just handed out trillions of welfare to the rich. TRILLIONS handed to the rich with NO strings attached, no requirment that they spend it in the country, so guess what!!!??>?? They didn’t. That money was invested in China for a better rate of return. Obama is right. THAT is what republicans are afraid of. This is the start of something great and all republicans are doing is getting i nteh way, but hey, midterms will be here soon, and we’ll be sure to thank you for all your obstructist attitudes of hoping the country fails. We’ll be voting our en masse comemidterms. Just dont be shocked when it happens.

Andy is worried about Obama’s suit jacket when he should have been worried about Bush destroying the world and commiting his many crimes.

Too bad Card and the rest of the administration had so much more regard for a superficial dress code than, say, the US Constitution or telling the truth. I guess the Bush policy was that it is okay to ignore the Constitution and lie to the American people as long as you were wearing a coat and tie. Strange values.

A raggedy patriot is better than a dressed-down traitor.

Let’s See B.O is late to every thing, dresses like he is at home and is an over all wiener. Why expect him to dress up.

Andy who?

Andy your boss lied this country into a war costing thousands of innocent American lies and you’re worried about a stinking tie? Just another attempt by Republicans to divert attention from their many mistakes and failures by focusing on non issues. Go back to Texas with Bush and shut up

Ok, I actually agree that the president should be dressed appropriately. I think it’s not good for him to appear to be to relaxed and comfortable. Especially to foreign dignitaries. Also, I know personally when I am dressed right I get more respect and tend to act accordingly.

I heard the musicians on the titantic wore their dress coats and top hats while they played while the boat sank. 24 hours later they were all dead. It’s not about the bling.

This is just another spin-ploy to get everybody off topic! Repubs are good at that. Just like Darth Cheney last week saying the “terrorists” are going to get us and Karl Marx Rove spewing his vile crap. They all need to go home …..or someplace else that starts with an “h”.

We dress well to impress other people. If he is alone in the office, what does he impress?? walls, furniture, pictures, flowers or what??????

I think the news needs to starting having republican black outs. Only report when a republican says something intelligent.I know, I know, we may never hear from them again, but the distraction of the republican idiocy of the day is really getting old.

If Mr Card wants to start asking question or remarking on something, it should be why the SEC let the biggest Ponzi scheme go unchecked since 2000 when they were informed of it. Much better Questions to be asking then if Obama should wear a jacket or not.

must be a slow news day for abcnews.

They should all wear coat and turn the heat off. In the summer they can run around in shorts and short sleeves. Less energy. Less of a carbon foot print. They could really impress Mr. Gore. Oh, that is right, Mr Gore lives in 20,000 square foot mansion of his own…

Andrew Card is on the verge of being investigated for participating in major crimes as a member of the Bush Administration. One cannot blame him for trying to run interference and tune the public’s attention onto matters other than impending indictments. I think most people who are in as much trouble as some members of the Bush Administration would do the same.

Oh! So it is the suit jacket! That is why ALL Americans so much respect Bush. Now I get it.
the job isn’t about working hard or doing the right thing, it is about looking good. Bush’s dress code explains why our economy is in such great shape.

This is ridiculous and as a registered Republican, I am embarrassed to see complaints over wardrobe issues while milions don’t have jobs, health care, thousands are in Iraq, etc. Seems to me some of the politicians (from both parties) need to focus on the people and not petty little issues. Furthermore, the dress code if today is much more casual- people don’t even dress for church anymore!

This is just so ridiculous. Huffington Post has pictures of Carter, Reagan, Bush, Clinton all in shirts (no jackets) in the Oval Office. Just one more example that the people in Bush’s world are full of it.

To all of the libs saying the Republicans need to just be quiet. We are going to be almost as quiet as the libs were for the last eight years, almost.

Karen wrote: “Better to be ethical and honest in your shirt sleeves than to be a crook and liar in your suits while in the Oval Office.” — How can you be ethical and honest when your cabinet is full of lobbyists and tax cheats?

hogwash

Bush promised to restore honor to the White House. Wearing a suit jacket didn’t do it any more than all of the stunts he pulled as president. Card needs to get a life.

Hey Liz, I hear a lot about Bush violating the Constitution…can you explain?

You have to take off your jacket in order to roll up your sleeves and get to work ;)
Obama 2012

Does Andy really, really believe that most of us have or had any respect for Bush suit or suitless? “Suits” that’s all the last administration was – just a bunch of “Suits.”

When you plan to invade a soverign nation that had not attacked this one – against our own Constitution by the way – it’s nice to wear a suit. That way since you won’t attend funerals at least you looked nice in the planning. Mr. Card, the nation and indeed the world is in a mess and frankly most people could care less if the President had on a suit jacket, shirt or pullover – the most critical thing is that he’s working and not pretending to make decisions while the VP is doing them – including making the VP office part of the Executive for making things secret. Oh course he wore a jacket also…hmmm, what were you up to?

Card said, “the Oval Office symbolizes…the Constitution, the hopes and dreams and I’m going to say, Democracy.” ….pretty hefty weight to put on the room. How close is the port-a-potty? What did it symbolize under Bush?

Am sure Mr. Card when planning the new Embassy in Iraq (complete with chandeliers, swimming pool – millions on millions of U.S. tax dollars) you thought geezzzz another place that represents Democracy complete with dress code: suits. The amount of time I have spent on this is ridiculous – such as your remarks. Enough.

OnTheGloryRoad: Where in the Constitution does it say we can’t attack unless attacked? Germany didn’t attach us before WWII? I don’t think we were attacked by Korea…I pretty sure Viet Nam didn’t attack us… We were however attacked on 9/11 by terrorists that were being harbored in Iraq. You seem like a smart-mouthed know it all who doesn’t have a lot of substance to back up what you say.

Somehow the Chief of Staff didn’t have a problem with all of the horrifyingly bad decisions Bush made while being President, and the fact that he ran this country into the flipping ground…but hey, he was wearing a suit jacket! I don’t care if Obama is running around the White House in a tu-tu and a matching tiara!!! Already that man has done more good for this country then the 8 miserable years that Bush was President. Seriously? Upset over a jacket? Get your effing priorities straight!!!!

Although this is only news because someone said it and it was reported as news, what’s really funny is that brain dead libs like dem in chicago keep forgetting that Democrats have been in control of the House and Senate for more than 2 years now. And…we’ve already seen wheat kind of Keystone Cop organization they are running there now.

Even as the media continues to cast the stimulus saga as one of mounting pressure on President Barack Obama to deliver a bill that’s become mired in partisan bickering, public opinion remains squarely behind the President’s effort. As Obama embarks today on a mini-campaign to sell the stimulus, the numbers indicate that he may be preaching to the converted. Jake Tapper of ABC News provides the essential rundown:
Sixty-seven percent of the American people approve of how President Obama’s handling his efforts to pass an economic stimulus bill, as opposed to 48% for Democrats in Congress and 31% for congressional Republicans.
In addition, the disapproval rating for Congressional Republicans remains a “staggeringly high” 58%. And the public continues to view the package as a matter of paramount concern. 51% of those polled consider the plan’s passage to be “critically important,” with “Only 16% say it is ‘not that important.’”
What remains obscured by these numbers, however, is whether or not public sentiment lines up behind the various compromises wrought and cuts made by the coterie of “moderate” Senators. Here, the press has done a poor job elucidating what is precisely at stake. Senators Ben Nelson and Susan Collins have been allowed to skate by and issue fundamental falsehoods about what they have done to the bill. In a press release, the two Senators claim to have “funded education,” and have ensured that the bill will contain “robust spending on infrastructure to create jobs, $87 billion in assistance for states, and assistance to schools, especially for special education and Pell grants.” Yglesias begs to differ:
Would you ever in a million years have guessed from this rhetoric that the primary change Collins and Nelson made was to implement big reductions in aid to states and, especially, in funding for education? I think not. In their rhetoric, Collins and Nelson preserved vital education funding and state assistance while eliminating various metaphorical animal products. Meanwhile, actual changes Collins and Nelson made include:
* Elimination of $25 billion in flexible funding for state governments.
* Cut $7.5 billion in funding for “state incentive grants” to help states make progress toward NCLB goals.
* Eliminated $19.5 billion in construction aid for schools and colleges.
* Reduced new aid for the Head Start early childhood program by $1 billion.
Nowhere in their statement do Nelson and Collins make any effort to justify these decisions. Indeed, they don’t even seem prepared to admit that they made these decisions.
And no one is holding Collins or Nelson to account, either. Nevertheless, the stage for these compromises — and the attendant concerns that have since issued forth from economists like Paul Krugman, who believe that damage is being done to the bill’s efficacy — was set by President Obama himself, who sought out bipartisan input and support at the expense of his negotiating position. As Ryan Grim notes, Obama’s “stimulus spending is one leg of a three-part approach” to stabilizing the economy, and if the stimulus bill shows any degree of efficacy, the President may elect to take a second pass. Whether the public will stand behind a rerun of this grueling period in the same buoying numbers is anybody’s guess.

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Leave it to a republican to have absolutely nothing better to do than be the dress code hall monitor. Get a life Card. If this isn’t the saddest waste of time, I don’t know what is. The President of the United States can wear whatever he wants, and I do beleive it would be just fine for all of us who voted for him.

Our founding fathers would be sick if they saw the political mess this country has become. The very thought that we are considering moving to a socialist ideology would have Washington and the others sick after they sacrifced their lives to give us the freedoms we are now losing day by day. All you western Europe socialist hacks need to keep your hands off my country. We’re on a path to nowhere, just like all of western Europe.

My question is why give him space for a useless “interview” or maybe because no one gave a damn about him so should we really give a damn now? I think not! Now let’s on with solving the REAL problems of our nation!

Let President Obama do whatever he wants, I mean, that is the way he like’s it. You can already see how mad he gets when he does not get his way. Well, welcome to the Oval Office Mr President.

MaryMary, Congress did vote (almost unamiously) to go to war. I think if something unconstitutional did occur, you libs and the liberal supreme court would have said something at the time, not years after the fact (for politcal gain). I wish you libs would think for yourselves instead of just repeating the same stupid rhetoric you get from the lib media…

mr card, are you kidding me?he is the president of the USA, and you republicans hardly call him. ‘president’ obama,now you are worried about him not wearing a jacket in his office, so you think thats disrespectful,please’now you need to shut to hell up, and let him get as comfortable as he need, to fix the mess the country is in.

Much fiddling while Rome burns…

Brenda – first do some Google work and you’ll find out how Bush threw the Constitution out the window as the neo-cons who planned the invasion of Iraq PRIOR to the election of 2000 forced the issue. Begin with (I’ll help)
Second the leading recognized Constitutionalist in the Senate by both parties (Robert Byrd, and no I don’t agree with him on many things) has a very good book about President Bush and VP Cheney and the trashing of the Constitution – you may not like it, but I have yet to read a Constitutional law professor denegrate his observations. Next you need to go back to school and know that we entered into WWII not to attack Germany, but to the defense of allies. We did not go into the Korean war as an attack on a soverign nation, but as an action under the auspices of the U.N. and for which a vote was taken in Congress (another one of those unpleasant Consitutional things the Republicans have trouble with) and Iraq was not “harboring” 9-11 terrorists. You may want to go to the RNC for their agreement that al Quaeda was not in Iraq before our invasion. You may also want to refer to some Middle East diplomatic issues and learn that Saddam was not exactly on good terms with Iran (could we have lost an ally in the war on terror?). When you say I am smart-mouthed without an substance to back up my posts – I at least don’t result to character assassination against you and as far as your second post against me, I’ll leave well enough alone. That being said I do have great delight in raising Republican dander since they do have to defend things which were against the Constitution – something on which a President places his hand and swears to uphold. And yes he did look nice wearing a suit before tens of thousands of “collateral damage” civilians died – no funeral to attend necessary. The premise of the war was WRONG, the execution of the war was WRONG, and there are many, many experts in this old world that fear with the elections to come in Iraq there will be bunches of little Saddam’s elected feeding the upward scale. You and I are probably very different – I listen to Rush, I heard what the Administration said for 8 years – but I kept my brain and didn’t hand it over to Karl Rove disciples.

Maybe that’s why they made such a mess of the country the last 8 years. Their jackets and ties were cutting off the oxygen!!!

As far as I am concerned, if he is in his office working in his shirt sleeves then he is working and not carrying about an image — Bush so many times was off on his mountain bike even during one crisis if I remember, Cheney in the bunker w/ his wife and Nancy Reagan while bush was off riding his bike and I am sure that was not in a shirt and tie, althought that might answer all the falls he used to take.
Give it a break –

Was ever a man so aptly named, Andrew CARD!

This story starts out appropriately — AS IF

Hmmmm…. maybe this is why our country went to hell during the Bush Administration; they were more concerned with how things might appear than how they actually were!

This clearly indicates where the priorities in the Bush administration were…

Bush and Republicans so messed our economy, it is about time someone took off his jacket and got down to work. I remember when RUSH said the sign of a good economy was DOW over 14K..where are they now..? They kept saying economy is strong…now BLAME it on Obama..get real..

I cannot stand Obama so anything anyone says about him that is negative(and they have a lot to work with) is o.k. with me.

Because it is the Oval Office and it should be respected. What does Obama and his angry wife respect? Yes, they got elected by the media, not the people in this country who pay taxes, go to work, go to church and try to live right. That just doesn’t matter to them and it shows. It is arrogance like we have never seen before. Even Bill Clinton tried to hide.

What an idiot! I wouldn’t care if Obama wore a pink, polka dot tutu as long as he got this country back on track. Can we stick to the important facts please!

Pres-Socialist: Re-establish boundaries to benefit his social regime.
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Oh you mean copy what they did in Texas?
No they’re smart than that, because it didn’t
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Pres-Socialist: What the H*** is Rahm going to do about it? Call in his Jewish Mafia bud’s.***********
A little irreverent in your remark toward an
alley to the US. Sounds like you need to start
looking at yourself in the mirror more often.

last week on The Daily Show – they showed a photo of the former President Bush without a jacket and his sleeves unbuttoned – Quit with the hypocricy – President Obama is a grown man and I trust him to dress appropriately…and act appropriately, which seemed next to impossible for the prior administration. PLEASE…Listing the faux pas’ would take too much space and time.

As I have said several times before. It is OK to add $4.5 trillion to the debt, to let Madoff and others ponzi and steal, to make it possible for rich CEOs to get billions of dollars in bonuses and golden parachutes at the same time millions of ordinary people lose jobs, homes, health care, retirement and the ability to help their children pursue advanced vocational education or college, to deregulate in such a way that contaminated food floods the USA, lead poisoned toys come into the hands of our children, dog food kills our dogs, and Katrina victims swing in the wind. All that is OK, so long as you wear a suit coat in the oval office. Frankly, Obama is the president now. He sets the dress code. It’s none of the Bushies’ business whether or not he wears a suit coat in the oval office.

Mr. Card – the proper attire for the former Bush administration should be an orange jump suit!

I think Andrew Card is trying to fit
in the shoes of the late famous
dress attire critic Richard Blackwell.
They’ll never fit.

Could someone tell Mr. Card the US isn’t a Democracy!!! It’s a Constitutional Republic and what someone wears to work or play is none of his concern.
Could someone tell the Democrats we’re in the situation we are in because they’re party leaders signed off on the largest export of American jobs in history… Pres. Clinton, who wore a suit in the oval office, signed NAFTA in ’93, joined WTO in ’95, and gave China permanent most favored nation status in ’99.
Democrats have controlled Congress for the past two years, just about the same time the largest deficits in the history of our nation have been rung up. And just about the same time our economy hit the toilet.
In a Constitutional Republic, Congress it the most powerful branch of the government. Congress modifies, changes adjusts, and approves all budgets and money spent. Congress has the power to initiate, rewrite, revise, suspend and abolish the Constitution.
Congress can impeach any Justice of any court in America. Congress can remove any executive including the President. No court can remove a Congressman, even if he’s found guilty of a felony. The president cannot suspend the Legislative branch.
So who cares if Obama wears a jacket or not… he’s still a slave.

He told this to Inside Edition…..Yeah, major news story there.

HA HA HA, I love it! You libs and dems are squeeling like stuck pigs. Mad at the repubs becasue they are complaining and impossible to please. HA HA HA, sounds very familiar, get used to it! It comes with the territory. We had to put up wit the BS from the left for 8 years, now it’s your turn and we have only just begun to begin!! HA HA.

who cares did anyone did any one see the obama look alike.hes funny as heck

It’s really amazing to me that our previous leadership allowed our entire economic system to be milked by the mega-wealthy, and now this Bush mouthpiece is complaining about what President Obama is wearing, as though he is Mr. Blackwell.
It’s a shame that President Obama’s predecessor didn’t insist on proper behavior, proper thinking, or proper policy instead of proper dress…

Just like a Bushie to concern himself with such stupid superficialities. I’ll bet GWB was wearing a suit while he presided over the SEC’s failure, used superstition and bigotry instead of science to run the FDA, sent our military into harm’s way with inadequate equipment, on the basis of failed intelligence? Exactly as expected — an empty suit with a high thread count!

“It is better to keep your mouth shut and be thought a fool, than to open it and remove all doubt”

Sure Mr. Card, because it is much more important to wear a blazer in the Oval office than to act within the limits of the Constitution. Is this idiot serious? He should just be happy that president Obama doesn’t decide to prosecute Bush and Cheney and get a grip.

Who cares about the suit coat?
Can’t the press cover something really important such as if the man goes commando or not?

Demo Rules: don’t you have the roles reversed????????? How did Dashle make millions??? Reid, Pelosi and her clan when did they become republicans??????

Obama is a disgrace to America

Here comes Bill Clinton II. First the jacket, next the pants!

This guy is the worst kind of corporate devil. You know – the kind of people who walk around to see how people are dressed and if they are following the dress code. It’s clear these people are insecure and get off telling others how to dress. They are people who don’t have enough to do and should be fired

What was that pajama thing he had on the other day when he boarded the helicopter for Camp David? At least it was better than seeing him half-naked like we had to when he was in Hawaii.

We have really gone nuts when we make an issue over whether he wears his jacket in the white house or not. Are you sick? Who cares? Is this an important condition to being president? Why don’t you criticize his teeth, his clothes, his smile, the way he walks, jeez give it a rest. The only important thing is that he cares for the little people and not big business and he is willing to try to take steps to help them. He has accomplished more in one month than Mr. Bush in a year. These problems did not happen overnight , they have been brewing for a long time and we had a president who hid the fact that we were in a recession a year ago. I think it’s time to ask the republicans to take ownership of the last administration and let the new president try to straighten it out.

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