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I always wanted to know. Is it for branding purpose, or he doesn't see the purpose of dressing like he's worth millions?
It's the liberal pundit uniform.
I'm a centrist, but I can't deny this. If I turn on the news and see two debating politics, I can always tell the liberal from the conservative just by their clothes.
The conservatives are usually extremely neat, even though their style of dress could be from 2012 or 1962. You wouldn't know unless you look at the hair.
Liberals? Always total slobs. No ties or half-windsors slightly open. Never a suit, always a sport jacket if any jacket at all. The women are usually wearing cheap clothing of the wrong size. Both have their hair is all screwed up. Oh, and their posture is atrocious.
I don't know much about Michael Moore. Did he grow up working class? If so, there's your answer I suppose.
His mother was a secretary and his father was an assembly line worker. Unlike, let's
say Andrew Breitbart, he wasn't a part of the Lucky Sperm Club and born with a silver
spoon in his mouth.
I honestly hope he doesn't reflect the average Michigander because damn.
One of my sister-in-laws moved to Michigan. She went from dressing fashionably to dressing pretty sloppy. She said that people in Michigan dress pretty "casually" -- so I think Moore probably fits right in there.
I always wanted to know. Is it for branding purpose, or he doesn't see the purpose of dressing like he's worth millions?
I still haven't read exactly HOW a blue collar worker dresses....do they all wear denim shirts?
Somebody mentioned how union workers dress.....WHAT exactly do they wear that identifies them to you when you see them walking down the street.
I knew/know people from lotsa different jobs ....they dress all different ways....
When I was young and worked for a union "blue collar" shop I bought new, trendy expensive outfits almost every week ...when I went out with friends no one could've picked out the execs from the 'blue collars'.
His mother was a secretary and his father was an assembly line worker. Unlike, let's
say Andrew Breitbart, he wasn't a part of the Lucky Sperm Club and born with a silver spoon in his mouth.
May not have been a silver spoon, but I guarantee he was born with a spoon in his mouth and it hasn't stopped shoveling food in his mouth since.
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