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Change Comes to the Oval Office
A photo of President Obama in the Oval Office this morning is especially interesting because it's clear he's instituted a new dress code: The new president is not wearing a suit jacket. It was a rule during the Bush administration that no one ever enter the Oval Office without a jacket.
Former Bush Speechwriter: Obama Is “Most Dangerous Man Ever To Occupy Oval Office”
theplumline.whorunsgov.com — Former Bush chief speechwriter Marc Thiessen kicked up a big fuss yesterday with a Washington Post Op... ed slamming Obama's executive orders by saying that if there's another terror attack, "Americans will hold Obama responsible." Today Thiessen ... (more) Former Bush Speechwriter: Obama Is “Most Dangerous Man ...
The Associated Press: Bush leaves note for Obama in Oval Office
google.com — 2 hours ago WASHINGTON (AP) Continuing a White House ritual, President George W. Bush left a note... in the Oval Office for President-elect Barack Obama, wishing him well as he takes the reins of the executive branch. The White House on Tuesday declined ... (more) The Associated Press: Bush leaves note for Obama in Oval ...
Super Genius Obama Tries to Enter Oval Office Through Window
Super Genius Obama Tries to Enter Oval Office Through Window
gatewaypundit.blogspot.com — He thought it was a door : Obama approaches a window of the Oval Office, instead of... the door, shown to the right. (Brack Pool NY Daily News ) So far there is just one media outlet that dared to report this. (more) Super Genius Obama Tries to Enter Oval Office Through Window
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Shirtsleeves on day one
Ben Smith's BlogTaegan Goddard notes that Obama has already violated a Bush White House rule against anyone entering the Oval Office without a jacket. Still unclear which press staffer will be the first to show up in flip-flops.

Obama Eases The Oval Office Dress Code
The Huffington Post | Full News Feed — Following the release of the Oval Office photograph from Obama's first day, located below, many observers have noted a distinct change from the Bush years: the new president is not wearing his jacket. As Taegan Goddard notes: It was a rule during the Bush administration that no one ever enter the Oval Office without a jacket. And as Politico's Ben Smith muses: Still unclear which press staffer will be the first to show up in flip-flops. Though this change is no doubt ...

Obama Eases The Oval Office Dress Code
Politics on HuffingtonPost.com — Following the release of the Oval Office photograph from Obama's first day, located below, many observers have noted a distinct change from the Bush years: the new president is not wearing his jacket. As Taegan Goddard notes: It was a rule during the Bush administration that no one ever enter the Oval Office without a jacket. And as Politico's Ben Smith muses: Still unclear which press staffer will be the first to show up in flip-flops. Though this change is no doubt ...

Midday open thread
Daily Kos — ... President came over, holding his coat. When Stacy realized no one was taking his coat, she asked, "Mr. President, may I take your coat for you?" He responded: "No, thanks. I’m tryin’ to learn to do things myself." MN-Sen: WineRev examines the latest flurry of legal motions in the Franken/Coleman election battle. And even makes it an entertaining read! More details here. This is the kind of change I could believe in. A photo of President Obama in the Oval Office this morning ...

Pinch Me
WTF Is It Now?!? — President Obama. President Fucking Obama. While the childish and anal lunatics are making travel plans to Paraguay, the grownups have taken charge. ...

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Matt Lewis: Obama Breaks Reagan/Bush Oval Office Jacket Rule
townhall.com 1/21/2009 — CNN notices something about President Obama. He's not wearing a jacket in the Oval Office ... In the Bush administration, it was a rule: Jackets in the Oval Office - and now, it seems, one of the first Bush-era...
Obama Breaks Reagan/Bush 'Jacket in the Oval Office' Rule
news.aol.com 1/21/2009 — CNN notes that President Obama is already breaking a cardinal Bush White House rule by not wearing a jacket while in the Oval Office. ... It was actually Ronald Reagan who first instituted the rule as a sign of respect, though Bush continued the ...