President Barack Obama called the nation's media for an important press conference yesterday to address the serious issues in relation to a possible ISIS attack and the crisis in Syria, but it appears - judging by Twitter's outrageous reaction - that all anyone could actually think was: "Why is the president wearing a tan suit?"
The POTUS held a televised conference from the White House yesterday where he addressed concerns over how, you know, the US could potentially be in danger of terrorism, but who needs an update on world issues when Obama makes a fashion faux pas?!
That's right, Obama stepped out towards the podium wearing a tan - or it beige or taupe? - ill-fitting suit which made him appear more cruise ship singer than the most powerful man in the world. Guess Big O's still in holiday mode, right?
Naturally, Twitter exploded and the reactions were priceless. Check out some of the best below:
the audacity of Obama wearing a tan suit. #impeach @BarackObama #Romney2016
— Jeff (@Jeff_Detroit1) August 29, 2014
Who told @BarackObama that he looks good in a brown suit? #brownsuitfail #EpicFail
— Mahlon Christensen (@mahlon32) August 29, 2014
Apparently I was so focused on Obama's remarks on war and peace that I utterly missed the Twitter explosion over his tan suit. My bad
— HowardKurtz (@HowardKurtz) August 28, 2014
BREAKING: President Obama wears tan suit to press conference, Internet expresses outrage while wearing pajamas on the couch
— Rex Huppke (@RexHuppke) August 28, 2014
President Obama is here to sell you tornado insurance pic.twitter.com/RYeWlKAm79
— Jared Keller (@jaredbkeller) August 28, 2014
Obama vows to defeat whoever made him wear this suit. pic.twitter.com/zoqj7OVFRe
— Josh Barro (@jbarro) August 28, 2014
Who gave President Obama that old church suit from my dad's closet?
— Wesley Lowery (@WesleyLowery) August 28, 2014
Jeez Louise. Obama wears a summer suit to the podium, and Twitter reacts like this happened. pic.twitter.com/xsOD12qLik
— Billmon (@billmon1) August 28, 2014
Yes You Tan! (Twitter)
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