I have to admit, that come back was pretty good.Hell, he does that now.
Fetterman.... well that didn't take long
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Hey Dumbass, yeah you! How come staff and outside visitors still have to dress in business attire to be on the floor?
StmarysCity79
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Give it two weeks that will change too.
What about all your friends that "were just taking a tour" on January 6th
None of them wore business attire
StmarysCity79
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My clock says today is the 20th and the time is 2:03pm. How did he post this in the future?
Toxick
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You and I finally agree on something. I could care less what these people wear, although I often feel more confident if someone shows up looking professional.
But as far as I know, congress does not have a dress code.
And I am FAR more concerned about the lack of intelligence this man has, than his lack of class.
Hypocrite - Not really.
Jordan skips the jacket - but, I'm sure than even you can see the difference in showing up to work wearing a tie and clean clothes rather than showing up to the floor of Congress in a hoodie that looks like he showed up after brushing cheetos off the front of it, and sneakers that appear to smell like the crap that fell through the hole in the rusty bottom of a dumpster in the hood.
And I'm far more concerned about the shit that comes out of Jordan's mouth than what he's got on his back.
Friends, can honestly say I don't know any of them. And none of them made it to the floor of the Senate, right Dumbass?
WingsOfGold
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Tubby, I Wouldn't know any of them but were they senators?
WingsOfGold
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OMG Piglosi's tits would be down to her knees.
PeoplesElbow
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Ah why?
Fetterman Milks Dress Code Brouhaha, Says He’ll Wear A Suit If House ‘Jagoffs’ Meet His Demands
Fetterman had previously attacked House Republicans during an MSNBC interview, telling host Chris Hayes that they should compromise on their demands for spending cuts in order to avoid the looming government shutdown.
“The House, the whatever they call themselves Team America or whatever they call themselves, I am just like – hey, I am just like, bring your vote, you know, otherwise they need to go hump a different leg,” he said, leaving Hayes momentarily stunned and apparently speechless.
“Um — the – you were in – uh — you drove your — I think it was a Ford …” Hayes stammered as he tried to get the conversation back on track.
Once again... thank-you Pennsylvania!
StmarysCity79
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Wrong. Many of them did make it in to the senate.
It's not hard to educate yourself yet you choose to remain ignorant
Sen. Fetterman Attends Meeting With Zelensky in a Shirt and Gym Shorts
The Senate wardrobe controversy shows no signs of slowing as Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA), continues traipsing around the Capitol building looking more like a hobo jumping trains across the country than a United States lawmaker. In this episode of “Low Fashion in High Office,” Fetterman was seen walking into a Senate closed-door meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky looking as if he just left the bowling alley.
This comes days after the Senate eliminated its dress code to accommodate Fetterman, who suffers from clinical depression. Of course, aides, employees, and other congressional peasants, some of whom might also be suffering from clinical depression, are still required to wear formal business attire. Can't have the plebes running around in jeans and T-shirts, right?
The Senate wardrobe controversy shows no signs of slowing as Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA), continues traipsing around the Capitol building looking more like a hobo jumping trains across the country than a United States lawmaker. In this episode of “Low Fashion in High Office,” Fetterman was seen walking into a Senate closed-door meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky looking as if he just left the bowling alley.
This comes days after the Senate eliminated its dress code to accommodate Fetterman, who suffers from clinical depression. Of course, aides, employees, and other congressional peasants, some of whom might also be suffering from clinical depression, are still required to wear formal business attire. Can't have the plebes running around in jeans and T-shirts, right?