Is It Just Me?

What about Gerald and Betty Ford? (Not that I ever voted for him.)

Acutally, the runner up for me would be the Carters.

They were like reg'lar people.... like the obama's, but in a different way.

I dunno though, Chester A. Arthur was pretty hot.

A lil porn for ya -
That's Chet at about 30 or so. Actually, he is kinda all right. But that haircut has got to go!

You must be forgetting about ol' Tricky Dick Nixon.

I ask you, is Nixon anything compared to, let's say Rutherford Hayes?

I rest my case.

Wasn't Rutherford Hayes the one that looked like he was on a cough drop box (Smith Brothers)?

Theodore Roosevelt seems to have gotten it on . . . He had a daughter by his first wife, and five children by his second wife. I think he was a busy . . . uhm . . . well, you know.

I hear that Teddy liked it rough.

Teddy was a machine!

Well, apparently, he liked to ride rough . . .

Thank you for your message, I am also like

I agree.

Agree with you, I think her dress is appropriate even I cannot watch pictures you posted exactly.

I think she looks lovely.
True that every day is not your day and it is perfectly natural to look stunning on a day and then on the other don't look so good.
Give her some slack. She's human too.

Ah, the topic of fashion and personal style always invites interesting discussions. Regarding Michelle Obama, opinions on her fashion choices certainly vary, as they do for anyone in the public eye. While beauty is subjective, it's clear that Mrs. Obama has a unique sense of style that has resonated with many.

Choosing outfits for public figures like the First Lady involves a collaborative effort. Stylists, designers, and Mrs. Obama herself likely play a role in selecting her clothes. Fashion is subjective, and what may leave one person speechless can be appreciated by another.

When it comes to the link you shared, it's interesting to see the range of outfits she has worn over the years. Everyone has their hits and misses when it comes to fashion, and that applies to public figures as well. Fashion is a form of self-expression, and experimentation is often part of the process.

As with any individual's style, it's natural to have personal preferences and opinions. Some outfits may resonate with us more than others, and elegance can be subjective as well.