Joseph Sammut, Lija
Dress code
I watched One News and noticed that Joseph Muscat had his shirt’s collar open and was wearing jeans. He was accompanied by his colleagues who were waring a neck tie and suits.
Is Dr Muscat’s dress code correct, given his status and possible future position in Maltese politics?
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M. Avellino
Feb 10th, 06:57
ara vera hawn min m'ghandux fuq xix jikteb!!
Joseph Sammut
Feb 9th, 14:45
I never made any sort of comparision with Dr. Gonzi: why politisize my observation? The comparision I made was with Dr. Muscat's own companions. Or don't most of you understand what dress code means? I would imagine that, notwithstanding not knowing my political inclinations, I am now labelled a Nationalist. As if dress code is political. And who says that all labourites agree with Dr. Muscat's dress code?
Mr Eric Gahn
Feb 9th, 13:14
Maybe after he noticed the effect a tailored suit was having on a "par idejn sodi" he decided better to avoid such attire. Hallina trid Joseph.
Franco Farrugia
Feb 8th, 20:11
What's wrong with his attire? Does the habit make a monk? Hallina! Scraping the barrel?
Karl Consiglio
Feb 9th, 13:47
Vera, per ezempju Chavez bit-tracksuit ikun.
Mr leo attard
Feb 8th, 19:58
Not all that glitters is gold. Mr Sammut...conversly, not all that doesn't glitter is necessarily worthless! who cares about the icing! It's the tasty cake that counts!
Karl Consiglio
Feb 8th, 23:48
even the icing though, makes all the difference
Karl Consiglio
Feb 8th, 18:24
Hey he's like James Dean in "Rebel without a cause".
W Cassar
Feb 8th, 14:52
Who cares!
James Tyrrell
Feb 8th, 13:42
Joseph if you think that the most important thing a Prime Minister or Prime Minister to be can do is wear a suit then it sort of explains why the present Government are in the position they are and why the people of Malta are suffering for it.
Joseph Sammut
Feb 9th, 14:49
Please don't politisize the issue: I am simply talking about dress code, if you do understand the meaning of it.
James Tyrrell
Feb 10th, 14:34
Joseph you refer to Joseph Muscat's 'status and possible future position in Maltese politics,' so you have already politicized the issue yourself! Maybe you don't understand the meaning of it.
Joseph Sammut
Feb 10th, 16:52
I had to; that 's my whole point - dress code tied to his status, present and future. BUT I did not politisize it in the sense that I compared Dr. Muscat to anyone in the Nationalist camp. Is this so hard to understand?
r buttigieg
Feb 8th, 13:35
why the fuss?? cannot a man go out without a tie? do female mp's wear a tie?
Joseph Sammut
Feb 9th, 14:47
Do women normally wear ties? Trid d-dahhak?
Anne Farrugia
Feb 8th, 11:18
Gosh! really have you nothing to do, but write a whole lot of stupidity! Maybe this man had taken his twins to the playground...did that ever occur to you? Or don't you know that there happen to be playgrounds on the Maltese Islands? Does he have to wear a suit and tie to do that? Please get a life...I'm off to the playground..wanna come...wear jeans & open shirt though...with runners & white socks!!! LOL
Alfred Grech
Feb 8th, 12:32
Oh no, you're not, Anne. It's too cold to go to the playground and were open shirt :))
Ramon Casha
Feb 8th, 11:07
Sounds ok to me. It really depends on the occasion.
Joseph Sammut
Feb 9th, 14:51
Then why the tailored jacket?
Patrick Zammit
Feb 8th, 10:37
So, it's ok to be a politician controlled by an "oligarch" as long as you get the dress code correct!
pat muscat
Feb 8th, 09:38
The most important thing a politician should carry is not a bespoke suit.........but a young and open mind!
vella m
Feb 8th, 12:38
Prosit Pat,Couldn't agree more.
Wally Vella-Zarb
Feb 8th, 09:32
"Judge not a book by its cover, nor a gift by its wrapping".