Are Republican party presidential candidates effay? Is this a

Low energy core

>>10898314

if you seriously think that's /fa/ you need to leave this board

>>10898468
>wanting a president who dresses like a fuccboi
that's not how you make America great again

>>10898478

epic meme

>>10898483
Wow great argument fagtron you sure convinced me with those hot opinions

>>10898478
>accuses others of wanting a president who dresses like a fuccboi
>posted presidential candidates who dress like the same way a generic frat fuccboi in September

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>>10898478
This is /fa/ af
He's like 23
State representative from New England
And he can pull off a laid back prep look

>>10898492
nice

>>10898314
I've worked on some smaller-level campaigns, so consider the following:

1) Most of these guys are married men in their 50s who don't have an artistic bone in their body. It's like some random guy's dad - low-effort, baggy, vaguely American without much effort.

2) Campaigns are hard. Lots of candidates rapidly lose or gain weight, and few have the time to agonize over suit choices, especially since they tend to live on busses/planes/whatever. That leads to some "well, this works" sort of decisions.

3) Lots of (idiot) campaign advisers recommend outfits like that in the OP so that the candidate seems "down-to-earth" and "real." This is why a lot of candidates in '08 were wearing button-collared shirts (really).

4) Being overly groomed is sometimes seen to be a problem in Republican circles. Being too "slick" invites ridicule - think of Rubio's awful Florsheim boots. Admittedly, this is ironic considering that Reagan was pretty much nothing but presentation skills.

5) Most of America sucks at dressing, including their politicians.

So yeah, there's a lot going on.

>>10898500
informative