If you want to make a list of ALL ethics probes , fine
Instead of talking about Fetterman you fight to expand the focus on other issues
Would Fettermen show up at a state funeral in a hoodie, How would that make you feel
Fetterman prime example anything is possible in life
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Instead of talking about Fetterman you fight to expand the focus on other issues
Would Fettermen show up at a state funeral in a hoodie, How would that make you feel
Should we simply discuss Mark Foley propositioning and picking up underage male congressional pages inside the building? Or should we be talking about Matt Gaetz showing pictures of nude women he claimed to bang on the House floor?
Because Fetterman not dressing in a suit is so much worse than these type of things for the image and decorum of Congress.
Does John Fetterman Really Want to Be a Senator?
In fact, back in October 2022, when a Pittsburgh radio-show host asked Fetterman, “Will you wear your hoodie on the Senate floor?” the candidate responded, “I’m going to only wear what you’re supposed to wear and whatever dress code.” Eh, never mind, I suppose.
So far in his Senate career, Fetterman has missed 33.4 percent of the Senate votes. He is the chamber’s second-most absent member, behind Dianne Feinstein of California, who has missed 46.3 percent of the votes this session. Much of Fetterman’s absence was during his six-week stay at Walter Reed Medical Center in treatment for clinical depression — he missed 85 percent of the votes in February and March. But not all of it was from that time period; Fetterman also missed 13 percent of the votes from July to September.
In that New York Times interview in July, Fetterman did not sound like he was enjoying his new life as a senator. He told the paper that he thinks the Senate has “a fixation on a lot of dumb s***. Bad performance art is really what it gets down to.”
In fact, back in October 2022, when a Pittsburgh radio-show host asked Fetterman, “Will you wear your hoodie on the Senate floor?” the candidate responded, “I’m going to only wear what you’re supposed to wear and whatever dress code.” Eh, never mind, I suppose.
So far in his Senate career, Fetterman has missed 33.4 percent of the Senate votes. He is the chamber’s second-most absent member, behind Dianne Feinstein of California, who has missed 46.3 percent of the votes this session. Much of Fetterman’s absence was during his six-week stay at Walter Reed Medical Center in treatment for clinical depression — he missed 85 percent of the votes in February and March. But not all of it was from that time period; Fetterman also missed 13 percent of the votes from July to September.
In that New York Times interview in July, Fetterman did not sound like he was enjoying his new life as a senator. He told the paper that he thinks the Senate has “a fixation on a lot of dumb s***. Bad performance art is really what it gets down to.”
He is still recovering from a stroke.PA voters were aware he recently had a stroke before they voted for him.
I see that Joe Manchin is countering Schumer's dress code rule change by introducing a "DON'T BE A SLOB" rule change.
Be in interesting to see how that goes. Can you spell "bipartisan support" boys and girls?
Most likely the dems will use their winning argument which is that Fetterman doesn't do any work so why does he need to meet work dress rules. Ya. A winning argument.
Of course if the dress code is reinstated , he will wear some ridiculous outfit that is intended to comply but mocks the rule. He has nothing else to do but play games and make things all about him.
Incredible recovery. We need more people like Fetterman representing the best of America.
John Fetterman offers to wear suit in Senate if House ‘jagoffs’ avoid government shutdown
https://triblive.com/news/pennsylva...e-if-house-jagoffs-avoid-government-shutdown/
https://triblive.com/news/pennsylva...e-if-house-jagoffs-avoid-government-shutdown/
I heard that Sotomayor wants the Court to start having Hawaiin shirt day.
I could be wrong.
I could be wrong.