Obama Changes Bush Jacket Rule

by Stephan Tawney on January 21, 2009

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President Bush, like President Reagan, always maintained such a respect for the Oval Office that he never went in without his jacket. And it wasn’t an option in the Bush Administration as to whether you wore one while there; it was a rule that one was required. Under Barack Obama, however, that rule has changed.

CNN) — It’s the same Oval Office. The same desk. Even the same curtains. But President Obama has already made one major change: Go through eight years of White House photos, and you won’t find one of former President Bush in the Oval Office without his jacket on.

It wasn’t just a personal preference. In the Bush administration, it was a rule: Jackets in the Oval Office — and now, it seems, one of the first Bush-era regulations to get scrapped in the Obama White House.

I guess the same amount of respect just isn’t there.



One Response to “Obama Changes Bush Jacket Rule”

  1. Micheal Says:

    This is only the beginning of many traditions and formalities which will go to the way side. It all makes me lower my head in shame and cry.

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