The First Gentleman of the United States of America

Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy (replaced “Lady” with “Gentleman”

--Sherri Shepherd (replaced “lady” with “gentleman,” “Michelle Obama” with “Bill Clinton,” “he” with “she,” “she” with “he,” “her” with “his,” “his” with “her,” “man” with “woman”)

Tyra Banks (”lady” replaced with “gentleman” and “wife” with “husband”)

“I know Hillary Clinton has said that her husband will not be picking china patterns, but he should do just that and more. While the consort role is informal, it carries its own gravitas and responsibilities. Playing host and reading to children comes with the territory of being married to a president. Having served as president for eight years, Bill Clinton should embrace the opportunity to play this supportive yet powerful role.”

“In a letter to Betty Ford, then the first lady, a Texas woman wrote, without a trace of humor, ‘You are constitutionally required to be perfect.’”

“Here’s what we do know: Clinton’s suit was navy blue, and he wore a tonal cobalt tie in a shade similar to the Christian Siriano dressMichelle Obama wore the night before. (Some noted then that the dress matched the stage’s background. Clinton’s tie did too!) The suit had three buttons, a notch lapel, and full-cut trousers that broke substantially over his shiny black dress shoes. One might have even called it a ‘pantsuit.’”

“We don’t know who made the suit specifically (he’s worn Hickey Freeman and Hart Schaffner Marx in the past, among others) but we can tell you that if you stare at it long enough, a subtle tone-on-tone stripe becomes apparent.”

Hillary Clinton (”Lady” replaced with “Gentleman”)

Imelda Marcos (”Lady” replaced with “Gentleman”)

Nancy Reagan (“Lady” replaced with “Gentleman,” “she” replaced with “he,” “her husband” replaced with “his wife”)

Lady Bird Johnson (“Lady” replaced with “Gentleman,” “her husband” replaced with “his wife”)

Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy (”wife” replaced with “husband,” “mother” replaced with “father,” and “Lady” replaced with “Gentleman”)

Mellie Grant to Olivia Pope, Scandal, Season 5 Episode 3 (”his” replaced with “her” and “Olivia” replaced with “Bill”)