Senate ditches dress code as Fetterman and others choose casual clothes

[eman623]

This is crap. I could see suspending the dress code for someone who was handicapped or otherwise unable to meet the code. But to suspend it so this fat slob doesn't have to change out of the shorts and hoodie he wears to sleep on his parent's couch in the basement?

The Schumerification of the once proud Senate continues downward.

MSN

 

[anatta]

Fetterman feigned mock outrage.

“They’re freaking out, I don’t understand it,” he said of his critics. “Like, aren’t there more important things we should be working on right now instead of, you know, that I might be dressing like a slob?”

 

[SCrider]

This is lame. Dress for the importance of the job.

 

[ScrambledEggs]

I am outraged.

 

[mrjurrs]

This is crap. I could see suspending the dress code for someone who was handicapped or otherwise unable to meet the code. But to suspend it so this fat slob doesn't have to change out of the shorts and hoodie he wears to sleep on his parent's couch in the basement?

The Schumerification of the once proud Senate continues downward.

MSN

Yes, this is far more important than funding the operations of the country. How exactly will this impact the Senate negatively?

 

[eman623]

Fetterman feigned mock outrage.

“They’re freaking out, I don’t understand it,” he said of his critics. “Like, aren’t there more important things we should be working on right now instead of, you know, that I might be dressing like a slob?”

"Might"? Try "am".

You're a disgrace to the Senate, Fetterman.

 

[Lovebug]

I am outraged.

Why do I want scrambled eggs all the sudden?
I prefer John in a hoodie over Devolder in a suit any day.

 

[PoS]

Fetterman should wear a celery costume since thats what he is.

 

[Lovebug]

"Might"? Try "am".

You're a disgrace to the Senate, Fetterman.

He represents what the average person dresses like.

 

[SCrider]

"Might"? Try "am".

You're a disgrace to the Senate, Fetterman.

His dress is inappropriate for the Senate. But there is far more to be outraged about than this.

 

[eman623]

His dress is inappropriate for the Senate. But there is far more to be outraged about than this.

I can multi-outrage.

 

[SCrider]

He represents what the average person dresses like.

which is a shame. the average dress in this country could use some improvement for sure.

 

[Luce]

This is crap. I could see suspending the dress code for someone who was handicapped or otherwise unable to meet the code. But to suspend it so this fat slob doesn't have to change out of the shorts and hoodie he wears to sleep on his parent's couch in the basement?

The Schumerification of the once proud Senate continues downward.

MSN

Get all mad about it. Nobody cares.

 

[Cope]

He represents what the average person dresses like.

Is the average person a Senator?

 

[eman623]

He represents what the average person dresses like.

The average person is not a US Senator.

 

[Luce]

"Might"? Try "am".

You're a disgrace to the Senate, Fetterman.

A right winger is outraged. It's so sad. Tragic.

 

[SCrider]

Is the average person a Senator?

I personally want Senators, Congress persons, and especially the president to be better than average.

 

[Luce]

Is the average person a Senator?

The average person is not a US Senator.

So you guys are monarchists now?

 

[madman]

This is crap. I could see suspending the dress code for someone who was handicapped or otherwise unable to meet the code. But to suspend it so this fat slob doesn't have to change out of the shorts and hoodie he wears to sleep on his parent's couch in the basement?

The Schumerification of the once proud Senate continues downward.

MSN

big deal. Your side did far worse! like install that orange stain.

 

[multivita-man]

This is crap. I could see suspending the dress code for someone who was handicapped or otherwise unable to meet the code. But to suspend it so this fat slob doesn't have to change out of the shorts and hoodie he wears to sleep on his parent's couch in the basement?

The Schumerification of the once proud Senate continues downward.

MSN

I basically like Fetterman, but Senators shouldn't show up to the Senate looking like a summer tourist.

 

[SCrider]

A right winger is outraged. It's so sad. Tragic.

Yet, they are fine with leaving Santos in office. Now that is something worthy of outrage.

 

[Ikari]

It's not anything to freak out about, but I do think they should have a proper dress code. Politicians act like scum, they can at least dress well.

 

[Ethel2]

This is crap. I could see suspending the dress code for someone who was handicapped or otherwise unable to meet the code. But to suspend it so this fat slob doesn't have to change out of the shorts and hoodie he wears to sleep on his parent's couch in the basement?

The Schumerification of the once proud Senate continues downward.

MSN

Repulsicans are more concerned with the window dressing than the substance. No surprise there.

 

[Luce]

Yet, they are fine with leaving Santos in office. Now that is something worthy of outrage.

Yeah, that's why I can't bring myself to give a shit about all this phony-assed outrage over Fetterman.

That's why I can't be bothered with complaints about any democratic legislator.

These threads exist solely to be mocked.

 

[Ethel2]

"Might"? Try "am".

You're a disgrace to the Senate, Fetterman.

Your fake concern is misdirected. I don't care if the senators wear bathing suits or tutus on the Senate floor if they address the issues that they have been kicking down the road forever-which they haven't done for decades.