15 American Presidents Seen Looking Not Very Presidential

Being the elected President of the United States of America is, as one would expect, very serious business. You have to manage the most powerful nation in the world, all while making sure public relations with the other countries remain as stable as possible. And that’s on a good day.

What we need to remember, however, is that these men that have been elected to be President are, before all things, a human being just like all of us. And that means, just as prone as doing silly things like the rest of us. Here are a few pictures to remind us that, above all else, these are men just like us.

Donald Trump

Trump always knows how to enunciate his points with eloquence, body language, and timing. Of course, try not to pause his speech mid-word, or you end up with a silly scene like this one.

Barack Obama

Winking isn’t the oddest of things to do, it doesn’t matter if you’re the President or not. In the case of Obama, though, he had a charisma and a face structure that made him look more witty and mischievous than anyone else.

Lyndon Johnson

It’s already hard to concentrate when you’re trying to sign important bills, although it’s probably significantly harder when your pet wants some lap time at the same time.

George W. Bush

The season of Easter is a time to celebrate for all of us, although not all of us are visited by the literal Easter Bunny. Guess those are the perks of being the President.

George H. W. Bush

The President needs to be at the top of its game, both mentally and physically. We have to admit, we expected something a bit more conventional from President Bush, instead he went for the aerobics class.

Ronald Reagan

Presidential meetings have a lot in common with Zoom meetings, it seems. Everyone needs to act as if they know what’s going on, and as long as you have a shirt and a tie, you can wear whatever underneath.

Richard Nixon

Presidents get to be happy too, no matter when in their life they receive good news. Here, we have a younger-than-usual Nixon being ecstatic about something.

Harry Truman

We already covered a President wanting to stay in shape, but how about one that leads the class? That was President Truman during a trip to Rio de Janeiro.

Calvin Coolidge

There’s technically nothing funny or silly about wearing a feathered headdress from the Sioux, but you have to admit it looks quite bizarre when worn by President Coolidge.

Gerald R. Ford

This is certainly not something you would see today: a presidential trip atop an actual elephant. Well, there is a way you could see it, and that’s through AI.

Warren G. Harding

While taken before he was elected, this was Harding’s way of celebrating his run: instead of watching a marching band, he joined them by playing the tuba.

John F. Kennedy

Halloween is the spooky time of celebrations, as opposed to the regular kind where people don’t wear costumes. Here, we see Kennedy with his children; they are dressed as witches and odd creatures, he is dressed as a guy in a suit.

Bill Clinton

Cats need their walks just as much as dogs do, although you need to be more careful with your feline friends. This is something Clinton knew, since while his cat is on his shoulders, he is walking him with a secured string.

Jimmy Carter

Not only did the Carter family have a peanut farm, but you might have eaten some stepped on by the elected President himself, Jimmy Carter.

Theodore Roosevelt

President Theodore Roosevelt was known for many things, and on top of all of them, we can add camel riding in the Khartoum Desert of Sudan.