Since I never said that....
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Schumer changes Senate dress code
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Twilight Hue
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Funny how school enforcement of what kids can and cannot wear in school is lauded , and the elimination of a dress code is praised in spades for the Senate floor.
Welcome to modern day America.
Welcome to modern day America.
By who?
Altfish
Veteran Member
From #3 "Will we see any Senators dressed in drag soon?"
Exactly. I didn't write they would dress in drag. I asked a (rhetorical) question. So since I never wrote that.... why are you asking me "If they want to dress in drag ... so what?"
Soandso
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That's what I wanna know
Altfish
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Semantics
Lack of comprehension.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
It's really strange the willingness to change entire rules over one man.
An exemption made would suffice if it's for medical reasons.
Still it would highlight those who have no real respect for government traditions and decorum in a professional setting.
Schumer said he would continue to wear a suit. Maybe he is on to something.
An exemption made would suffice if it's for medical reasons.
Still it would highlight those who have no real respect for government traditions and decorum in a professional setting.
Schumer said he would continue to wear a suit. Maybe he is on to something.
When it is a stupid pointless rule to begin with, the threshold to change it is more easily overcome.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Well it matches the stupid pointless people in charge nowadays voted in by stupid pointless voters.
At least Schumer made it much easier to recognize them.
Absolutely, I cannot tell you how much I agree, how very very very much I agree.
That is where the problem starts, with voters who don't take things seriously. Voters who instead of voting for someone who can do the job and is going to actually help, they vote for idiots, they throw metaphorical sticks of dynamite to try to make things worse. That is how we got where we are now.
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Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Well if such an ideal person enters the race, if even remotely possible for the modern era, let me know. ;0]
Well that didn't last long. The Senate passed a resolution which overturns Senator Schumer's dress code change. All Senators will now be required to wear business attire.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2023/09/27/senate-dress-code-change/
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2023/09/27/senate-dress-code-change/
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
I'm OK with medical exceptions.
Otherwise it is a traditional sign of responsibility and respect for the office one holds. If that is too much effort, then that is a sign a person isn't serious about the traditions and gravity of their purpose for being there.
The unprofessional stroke victim has no business being in the Senate, just like nursing home patient Feinstein. Our government is a sick joke. I'm very embarrassed of these rats.
Looks like Gaetz the "empty suit" just took down the Speaker of the House and there wasn't any government shutdown either.
And this is what you consider a worthy achievement?
Yes, I think having no government shutdown is a fine thing. You were complaining there would be one due to Gaetz but there wasn't. You put him down as an "empty suit" yet he forced out a Speaker, something that has never happened before. That isn't something an "empty suit" could do. You were wrong.