
US President Barack Obama looks over the lunch menu at Cafe Beauregard in New Britain, Connecticut, March 5, 2014, alongside Connecticut Governor Daniel Malloy (L). AFP PHOTO / Saul LOEB SAUL LOEB/AFP/Getty Images

President Barack Obama briefly defended his wardrobe Friday when he called in to Ryan Seacrest's radio show to promote his landmark health care law.
[sharequote align="center"]“The truth is, generally I look very sharp in jeans."[/sharequote]
“I’ve been unfairly maligned about my jeans,” Obama said. “The truth is, generally I look very sharp in jeans."
Listen to the exchange:
"There was one episode like four years ago in which I was wearing some loose jeans, mainly because I was out on the pitcher’s mound and I didn’t want to feel confined while I was pitching, and I think I’ve paid my penance for that," he added. "I got whacked pretty good. Since that time, my jeans fit very well.”
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