Barack Obama Reacts To Kamala Harris' Tan Suit With Cheeky Post
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The former president celebrated the Democratic nominee's outfit on the 10-year anniversary of the tan suit debacle.
Barack Obama marked 10 years since his infamous fashion scandal by celebrating the new tan suit-wearer on the block.
“How it started. How it’s going,” the former president posted on social media with side-by-side pics of himself and Vice President Kamala Harris wearing tan-colored suits.
“Ten years later, and it’s still a good look!” he added, including a link to a voter registration site.
Harris, the Democratic presidential nominee, rocked the look at the recent Democratic National Convention, in what some speculated was a jab at Republicans who lost their minds when Obama did it during his presidency.
On Aug. 28, 2014, Obama appeared at a White House press briefing clad in tan. GOP critics claimed it demonstrated a “lack of seriousness,” even though multiple past presidents have worn that color.
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