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Thursday, September 21, 2023 5:05:04 PM
"Decorum" has long left the Congress. Most of the GOP Congress belong on the playground and not in Congress. Don't really give a shit what they wear now and makes no difference to the mess the maga hats and GOP have made politics currently. Fetterman said he would be fine wearing a suit and tie if the GOP would get their act together and do their job and be professional and decent human beings. What they're doing now, a hoodie or a suit has no effect.
Kind of a stupid discussion and complaint in today's world. Decorum is a lot more than just dress apparel. Properness, decency, and "prescribed limits of appropriate social behavior within set situations" are a couple of other descriptions beyond what someone wears. It doesn't matter what the apparel is, its who is wearing it that makes proper decorum (a hoodie really isn't the playground as much is it represents a certain culture of a very large chunk of the adult population now). Styles change and acceptance to those changes evolve and in some way circle back again over time. There was a time that Congress's decorum was men wearing wigs.
Colonial Fashion Trends: What the Founding Fathers Wore
https://www.constitutionfacts.com/founders-library/founders-fashion/
John Hancock's Powdered Wig
Ralph Earl in Breeches
Personally I would worry more about the fossil fuel caused climate crisis, our democracy, and some world peace than wasting my time fretting about someone wearing a hoodie.
Kind of a stupid discussion and complaint in today's world. Decorum is a lot more than just dress apparel. Properness, decency, and "prescribed limits of appropriate social behavior within set situations" are a couple of other descriptions beyond what someone wears. It doesn't matter what the apparel is, its who is wearing it that makes proper decorum (a hoodie really isn't the playground as much is it represents a certain culture of a very large chunk of the adult population now). Styles change and acceptance to those changes evolve and in some way circle back again over time. There was a time that Congress's decorum was men wearing wigs.
Colonial Fashion Trends: What the Founding Fathers Wore
https://www.constitutionfacts.com/founders-library/founders-fashion/
John Hancock's Powdered Wig
Ralph Earl in Breeches
Personally I would worry more about the fossil fuel caused climate crisis, our democracy, and some world peace than wasting my time fretting about someone wearing a hoodie.
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