What does it say about Bush's need to display the presidential seal on all his clothing?

[CatWoman]

I think he needs a constant reminder to both himself and the world that he's the president.

Deep down he knows he didn't earn the office. Might be some guilt going on there.

Deep down he knows he is way over his head. Might be some anxiety going on there. And fear.

Deep down he never truly grew up, and is acting out his insecurities and need to be seen as a big man; therefore, he has to cram his office down everyone's throat every chance he gets. He wants acceptance, respect even, but he's not mature or savvy enough to figure out how to achieve those goals.

[Horse with no Name]

1. I think it is in case he gets lost

Someone knows where to return him.:silly:

[Az]

2. Makes me think of him as some private academy student

More to do with the snob aspect of it rather than the learned aspect of course.

[glowing]

3. Who knows, they might have been a spoof present from his daughters

The fact that he wears them though speaks vollumes.

[CatWoman]

8. but it's not just the socks

he has that seal engraved on his boots, his shirts, his jackets.

Hell, I wouldn't be surprised if his toilet paper carried the seal.

[Kingofalldems]

4. It says narcissism.

[TahitiNut]

24. Ding-ding-ding.

Yeppers!

[silverweb]

5. Infantile mentality.

I'll never forget seeing him on TV during the Florida recount/SCOTUS debacle. He was walking away from the cameras and looked back over his shoulder and said, "I'm gonna be president!!" with a gleeful expression and tone that were exactly those of a 3-year-old brat who got away with something.

That scene is frozen in my memory and I knew then for certain that we were in deep, deep shit.

"Arrested development" is putting it mildly.

[yurbud]

6. it's like when he constantly nudges reporters to be respectful of him: "take off them shades!"

"tighten yur tie!"

"That's PRESIDENT Tard to you, bub!"

[Arkansas Granny]

7. As I mentioned in another thread, this reminds me of the little boy

who has to have his favorite super-hero emblazoned on his t-shirts, jammies and underwear.

[KG]

9. like the dim little immature insecure twerp he is, since his first day in office,

he's constantly reminded people that he's president. never heard a president talk that way before.

[onecent]

16. Amen KG, you took the words out of my mouth. He is an insecure

twerp.....

God, why don't people see this?

[MisterP]

10. the Somozas had license plates saying "President of the Republic"

which Somoza? it didn't matter

[Bitwit1234]

11. When the showed the pic of him in the wide legged shorts

and I saw the seal on his socks, I asked if anybody knew if he had it engraved on his codpiece.

[Ilsa]

12. I wonder how lost he's going to be when he leaves office?

Let's hope he can't deal with it and snorts a very long thick line.

[illinoisprogressive]

13. I'm surprise they don't say commandeeeeer 'n' chief. that his favorite title....

[bdamomma]

14. all good points Catwoman I totally agree, he is not worthy at all

to hold or steal the office.

[Boojatta]

15. Maybe he doesn't want to embarrass Yale

and damage its reputation for academic excellence by wearing clothing with their name on it.

This could be a sign that Bush truly is a compassionate conservative.

[Initech]

17. Wait, since when is Mayor Quimby the president?

He's the only other one (besides the governor on Blazing Saddles) that needs a constant reminder of his profession.

[CatWoman]

21. VOTE QUIMBY!!!

:rofl:

[EFerrari]

18. Imho, it's simpler. It helps him identify his clothes every day.

[Catherine Vincent]

19. Do you think the seal is on his underwear?

So he can feel important.

[silverweb]

22. For sure.

Richly embroidered in full-color silk threads on the pouch of his jockey shorts!

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

32. No.

He's got Scooby Doo on his underwear.

[CatWoman]

33. dang!!!

I thought it was the Flintstone Kids :)

:hi:

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

35. Well, he did make a Bam-Bam.

[Sydnie]

37. He has doo on his underwear alright

I'm not too sure about the Scooby part though. ;)

[Old and In the Way]

20. He can wear all the emblems he wants.

He was selected pResident, but he's been a total failure in spite of the corporate media's attempts to provide cover for him. He may have the title and patches to show it, but not the moral authority of his Office. He was selected because he could be manipulated and scripted, sort of the antithesis of the qualities people want in a real leader. He's a total failure,28% in the polls after 6 years on the job and losing ground by the day. He's turned the Office into a joke.

[Sacajawea]

30. Ditto that.

[Star80]

23. But

"I AM THE PRESIDENT!!" "I'm the Commander, and I get to make the decision, not you." "...and I've heard heard the voices. But I'm The Decider!" "I'm the Commander guy."

Yeah, right monkeysac...but we haven't forgotten how much easier all of this would be if this were a dictatorship (Heh Heh!) , so long as "__________________________!!!!!! (Heh Heh Heh!)"

Can we get rid of this person, now? I want my life back.

[Edweird]

25. " Cause I'M the president and YOU'RE NOT!" ::pokes you in the chest::

[lonestarnot]

34. :pokehimbackinthefuckingnose:

[Libby2]

38. roflmao n/t

[opihimoimoi]

26. The Pretend President is just that...an egotist gone wild...pretending to be normal.

[CatWoman]

31. Hi Opi

:hi:

[Phredicles]

27. Maybe it's overcompensating, as in "I totally didn't steal those two elections"?

[Ken Burch]

28. I think it's the only way he could be taught to dress himself.

n/t.

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

29. It makes up for the pom-poms from his cheerleading days.

[rug]

36. He's got it tattooed on his dick.

[CatWoman]

39. LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!!!!

you know, I wouldn't be surprised!! :rofl: