Only because we've never had a black president before. Obama looks like a senator.
A4.
Even though he looks most like what a president should like like, he is unable to speak as a resident should.
A5.
Just more accustomed to a caucasion president.
A6.
because Bush looks professional than Obama.
A7.
Bush's picture is the prototype of the presidency, because he is White. Until now, people have not seen a minority president.
A8.
He looks older, and he is not standing with his arms crossed.
A9.
I'll choose W. Bush. W. Bush is 100% American.
A10.
Bush because he looks professional than Obama.
A11.
While I think Obama will turn out to be a better president, based solely on the pictures given, I have to say Bush does. I think it has everything to do with the fact Bush's picture is a head shot. Obama with his arms crossed seems to be more relaxed then
A12.
He is more of what we have had for the past 200+ years.
A13.
Because he is the prsident.
A14.
He is the president already
A15.
not sure
A16.
He only having that professinal look.
B1.
A more realistic smile gives the impression of success. Plus, with that building behind him, it seems like he's on top of the world.
B2.
George Bush looks just like every other old American white guy. Obama symbolizes everything that should be presidential. Plus, in Bush's picture, the American flag has been done so many times, it just looks like a regular portrait.
B3.
I think because the shape the world is in!
B4.
I chose answer B because of the man's posture look on his face and the background.
B5.
Obama will undo the mess Bush has made!!
B6.
Choice A looks like a bumbling fool.
B7.
stance is confident
B8.
I can't be fair because I hate Bush so much
B9.
Because he is more appealing to the public.
B10.
because he is looking a man of commitments
B11.
Obama looks confident. Bush looks like he is about to laugh, a bit silly.
B12.
knowing what we do about the two men, obama looks more intelligent
B13.
Appearance, smile, and stance all exude power
B14.
Barack Obama because he has the capacity to change what the country needs to change.
