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jimfields33

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2. Glad he did. Last thing we need is to turn the senate into an airport terminal

Reply to hlthe2b (Reply #1)

Sat Sep 30, 2023, 01:03 PM

Sep 2023

Can you imagine what it’d be like in six months? Pajama bottoms and tee shirts. In summer board shorts and hopefully tee shirts. Nope. Can we have one place that dresses up?

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Women Lawmakers Have Pushed Back Against Senate Dress Codes for Decades [View all] niyad Sep 2023 OP

Schumer reversed his stance. Senate Floor dress code continues as before. n/t hlthe2b Sep 2023 #1

Glad he did. Last thing we need is to turn the senate into an airport terminal jimfields33 Sep 2023 #2

It may not be popular among some, but there is group psych data suggesting such requirements foster hlthe2b Sep 2023 #3

I'm totally in agreement. jimfields33 Sep 2023 #4

Don't be surprised when congressmen in business suits favor business delisen Sep 2023 #5

That's just silly. They ALREADY DO and have done so for decades. hlthe2b Sep 2023 #6

The male business suit send a message about the past delisen Sep 2023 #7

Again, there is no support for your argument. And I am no fan of restrictive clothing myself. hlthe2b Sep 2023 #8