The Senate has addressed the most pressing issue facing the nation.

[Jason]

Thank you Senators Romney and Manchin for your historic bipartisan work here!

[mclumber1]

To be fair, Fetterman is a slob who looks like he still lives in his parents' basement.  I am actually quite surprised there was never a formal dress code. 

[Chairslinger]

Decades of corruption uncovered at SCOTUS? Sorry, nothing can be done.

 

Tall guy wears a hoodie?

 

[Jason]

54 minutes ago, mclumber1 said:

To be fair, Fetterman is a slob who looks like he still lives in his parents' basement.  I am actually quite surprised there was never a formal dress code. 

 

[mclumber1]

11 minutes ago, Jason said:

 

 

Librulism is a disease, yes.

[thewhyteboar]

1 hour ago, mclumber1 said:

To be fair, Fetterman is a slob who looks like he still lives in his parents' basement.  I am actually quite surprised there was never a formal dress code. 

He's from Pennsylvania. A hoodie is formal wear.

[Nokra]

I know there are obviously major differences between the two situations and this doesn't generally apply everywhere, all at once, etc. etc. but: What strikes me here is how many times in the Trump era we talked about how we shouldn't rely on norms (vs. actual laws) in government. These guys chose (a stupid) thing they didn't like and did something about it. 

 

Obviously their priorities are idiotic and if this is their biggest accomplishment before 2024, we'll be in good shape.  

[marioandsonic]

14 minutes ago, thewhyteboar said:

He's from Pennsylvania. A hoodie is formal wear.

I'm from PA, and I can confirm this.

 

That, or an Eagles/Steelers jersey.

[SuperSpreader]

lmao

[Xbob42]

1 hour ago, mclumber1 said:

To be fair, Fetterman is a slob who looks like he still lives in his parents' basement.

Who gives a shit? These pigs might as well be walking around greased up and nude for all the good they do the country. It's already a nonstop clown show. This is like putting your toddler in a tux and expecting that to make them act more professional. Pageantry for idiots.

[thewhyteboar]

3 minutes ago, marioandsonic said:

I'm from PA, and I can confirm this.

 

That, or an Eagles/Steelers jersey.

Honestly @mclumber1 it's a little culturally insensitive of you to make fun of the traditional Pennsylvanian dress. These are people from a backwoods, backwards culture, whose heroes are a pack of unethical rabid ruffians (the Steelers). We should be more accepting of these noble savages.

[Hellhound]

1 hour ago, Xbob42 said:

Who gives a shit? These pigs might as well be walking around greased up and nude for all the good they do the country. It's already a nonstop clown show. This is like putting your toddler in a tux and expecting that to make them act more professional. Pageantry for idiots.

 

That’s a lot of swinging old wrinkly baggy flesh. 

[Xbob42]

2 minutes ago, Hellhound said:

 

That’s a lot of swinging old wrinkly baggy flesh. 

Over/under on the prolapsed anus count?

[Hellhound]

4 minutes ago, Xbob42 said:

Over/under on the prolapsed anus count?

Cocaine Mitch is there so at least one. 

[chakoo]

I mean they kinda had to, Suzan threatened to show up in a bikini.

[ort]

I am one of those people who wears gym shorts and t-shirts all the time and do not generally think dressing up makes any sort of difference... and am anti-dress codes in most work places... but I guess I'm somewhat old fashioned, but I do think that congresspeople and senators should put some effort into looking professional...

 

But do I care enough to think it's actually important at all? No. This is a waste of time. Roll your eyes at him, make a quip here and there and move on with your life. There are a million things more important than this for the senate and the country and the media to worry about.