I actually think very few human beings can wear beige successfully.

And most of them are redheads.

I read People magazine at the checkout lane.

But I draw the line at buying it.

My thoughts exactly. That this man of little experience and even less practical managerial ability can create a stir by wearing a summer suit shows how superficial our culture is. Of course, his words were of little consequence – Gee whiz, I don’t have a strategy. I don’t want to put the cart before the horse, etc. – the ink stained wretches had to find something else to write about to distract readers from the truth that the Emperor Has No Clothes. This is the stuff of Hollywood fan magazines.

True, and sadly those people do vote!

For America.

Such business suits are absolutely upper crust there.

I thought he looked like a “Big 5” executive.

[ Five major ‘White’ firms dominated the commercial sector of the Islands for quite a while. Punahou was founded to educate the children of the Big 5 managerial elite. It’s where Barry grew up.]

And, rather than being ‘tan’ the suit in question would be termed ‘off white’ in the Islands. This is how the MSM distorts reality, small to large.

That is a strange coincidence.

However, I’m virtually positive I never met your aunt and she wouldn’t have met me. I worked for them for a summer, in a special unit where they were coding their old paper files for computers, and I worked for two men. I never even spoke to a woman there.

I tend to agree, and especially think tan would clash badly with the apple.

It’s surprising he didn’t show up in a golf shirt and tennis shoes. Everyday is casual day for the laziest president in history.