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- After the Senate relaxed the dress code and Sen. Fetterman clapped back at the dress code criticism with controversial tweets, the co-hosts weigh in. abcn.ws/2RiH3wd
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Thank you Anna! My Senator Sinema is so tacky and dresses inappropriately for the Senate but no one says a word.
Sinema has worn some awfully revealing skirts with splits to hr crotch.
She dresses like an obnoxious tween.
You are a jk
I think Sinema is always Sharp! Not conservative business attire, for sure, but stylish
I wish, someone would talk about Alyssa not caring if John was too sick to work.
Glad both sides are uniting over the important issues at hand 🥴🙄
A mugshot and a dress code United the nation.
Fashion.......
I personally think The View should let everyone at the table have cheeseburgers, fries and nuggets from Mc. Donald's every day. They need a new moderator as well.
As I recall during John fetterman's campaign run for Senate, he wore the same attire across the state.
And STILL his constituents elected him to represent them.
Because he was going for the Trump vote and those people shallowly voted for him because he looked and felt like "one of them."
That’s fine and all, but if he’s representing his constituents on the house floor, he should dress for that role.
@@gabelogan5877
What are you talkin about
@@richardc8795
He wore the same clothes during his entire campaign his constituents knew who they voted for and they voted for John fetterman / Dr.Oz by 300,000 V
@@richardc8795
Judging people by their appearance, is not what people of character do
A suit is like smiling faces.
"Smiling faces show no traces of the evil that lives Within"
From PA here...and when we have millions living pay to pay while congress and senate enrich themselves....basketball shorts and hoodies are the least of my worries. None of those on that stage know what its getting to be like out here...its like the wild west for most of us...
How is Sinema wigs any different than what our Founding Fathers wore on the floor?
She is the only one wearing one and hers are different colors. The founding Fathers wore them, not to-be rebellious or stand out. They all wore the same type of wig and robe. It was like a uniform. You are comparing apples and oranges. In England for the longest time Lawyers still wore the wigs.
Dress down but don’t look horrible. Fetterman looks like homeless and non serious. You don’t need a tie but a nice sweater and Jeans.
While Congress has far bigger issues than a dress code, the elected official needs to have some respect for the office they are in and dress appropriately. I don't want my Senators or Congress people dressing like grocery store clerks, especially if their staff have to still wear formal attire on the floor of the Senate/House.
Finally, a comment on this thread that’s actually sensible!
Mitch McConnell, who is actively decaying before the nation's eyes in Senate, is concerned about dress standards.
Omg this comment made me laugh so hard 😂
BEST COMMENT!!!!!
He may be decaying but he is in a suit. Joe Biden has been decaying since got in office! Falling up & down stairs, falling off bikes, running into flags, falling on flat ground & slurring his speech & not being able to finish sentences & telling the press & world leaders that he will get in “trouble” if he calls on random ppl in the press that his handlers haven’t approved! Shall I go on?!!
Haha love it 🤪
Mitch is duty bound to publicly oppose anything Chuck Schumer says and especially does. He probably stood up to oppose the new rule before they even handed him what he was opposing lol
I love when joy hosts the view
How has the dress code helped Americans?
It's mislead them into thinking some folks are more serious and professional than they really are.
It's more a matter of conformity and directing business to certain vendors, a small subsidy if you will.
Exactly.
Yep. To quote/paraphrase Richard Pryor's character in Brewsters Millions "Suits are a politicians way to trick you to think they are respectable"
So you would be OK if he went to a foreign country trying to garner business for the state of Pennsylvania wearing sweats to state dinners and meetings Etc?
When that happens let me know. @@mrbear1302
There needs to be dress code in the senate! Our leaders need to look presentable and as leaders of this country. There’s a time and place for everything!
I’d rather they do the job . Then play dress up
@@robbyrodriguez7099cool. So that’ll go for everyone with a job in the USA then.
Lol you sound SO SHALLOW
Dress for success, not for the laundry hamper.
Meanwhile, Joy Behar looks fantastic !!
Honestly appreciate Alyssa correcting herself at the end. Wish they’d all admit when they misstate something,
They always do corrections when they get the facts wrong. What show have you been watching? The producers of each segment is usually pretty good at fact checking the hosts.
yeah really correctig the facts but not the sentiment.....
@@camy3018 they slandered Marianne Williamson’s character. Sunny specifically said she was anti science and didn’t care about the AIDS crisis. Marianne even started a charity that provided millions of meals to those dying of AIDS. It’s called project Angel Food. They only correct the record when at risk of being sued. But slandering someone’s character is totally on the table.
@user-em6yy2do6tPlease enlighten us how Alyssa would have gotten sued for saying six months instead of two? Your rebuttal is factually wrong. They corrected her because she was wrong, and they have done it plenty of times when it would not have resulted in being sued.
@user-em6yy2do6t there is always the xhance of getting sued which is why the word allegedly is always used.
“Dress for the job you want." But he already got the job.😂😂😂
He can have a taylor make extra tall and baggy suits if he's worried about how they fit.
He never mentioned having trouble finding clothes. I think it's an issue for him to tie a tie and to work with small buttons. He dresses biz casual (pants, collared shirt) when he's in the Senate chamber.
"It's not what's on your back, it's what's in your mind."
Exactly.
Dress for the job you want. Always live by that motto.
I trust Fetterman over a lot of those other senators in suits and so-called decorum lol.
Exactly.
What?, Fetterman basically votes along party lines
Trust Fetterman? The same lazy, spoiled, trustfund baby that hasn’t done anything for PA? OK hahaha
I work at a Michelin star restaurant in NYC! Imagine if I could just say that I don’t feel like wearing the uniform because I’m not comfortable and rather wear shorts and sandals. Lol! I would get fired on the spot
And if I visit a restaurant I expect to wear anything I feel like
Can I get a free desert Javi?
@@exeuropean actually no! You are not allowed to come in if you are not dressed properly! I remember years ago we had to tell Christina Aguilera to change her outfit because she was wearing Jeans. In fine dining restaurants we actually have a closet with men’s sport coats and dresses just in case someone is not dressed properly.
@@javiruiz8365 A private business is different than a government building
@@kingcobrarules8117 Girl this in not Applebees! Lol 😂. It’s a prefix menu! Lol That’s cute lol it’s expensive. Most people can’t afford that type of food or service. Free dessert lol 😂
Judging people by their appearance, is not what people of character do
Thanks liberal
No. But, some jobs do have dress codes. It's not wrong to have rules and standards, especially in Congress.
Supports Trump, the apple of the war criminal, Putin's eye 👉🏼@@dilberthogwash1372
True but judging people because they think they don't have to do the bare minimum and dress up for their jobs that the American people elected them to do is what people of character do. Can they not afford suits on their 174,000 a year paycheck?
Dressing inappropriately is disrespectful!!
Yes Fetterman has a good heart and is a hard worker, but he also can respect formalities by dressing appropriately
A 54 year old man with a "good heart" doesnt get into multiple twitter fights daily. Sorry
@@Dragodolhuh 😂😂wtf are you talking about
Glad Fetterman is in the Senate but "good heart"? The man is a racist. He pulled a gun on an unarmed black man out for a morning jog and threatened to kill him because he thought he was a criminal.
He IS respecting it by not being in the Senate chamber.
@@Dragodol
Yeah Donald Jim Crow Trump is a perfect example of that right
He shouldn’t have time to clap back at anyone. They all need to do their jobs and stop acting like they’re auditioning for a reality TV show.
Wait a minute didn't Sunny say earlier this week Sen. Fetterman should dress properly for the job
She changed her tune from when they discussed this topic a mere three days ago
Sunny I love you girl. But he need to dress better. Stroke or not!
I disagree with Sunny, I don't love a "good clap back".
I want my elected officials to be respectable, not use profanity, not scream and kick people (eg Marjorie Greene), and wear a professional attire.
It's inconsistent for the GOP to want professional attire AND a sexual abuser as president. But as a young person, I do feel we are becoming an increasingly amoral society that has no reverence for decorum.
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Comparing Fetterman to Marjorie isn't fair. She is far worse!
@@B_Bodziak I was not comparing Fetterman to MTG I was listing behaviors that ALL should be unacceptable.
Trump was found guilty of sexual misconduct.
That of course is worse than casual dress. But for some reason alot of Republicans have more to say about the dress code.
My point is, it shouldn't be one or the other.
We can expect our elected officials to act appropriately and dress appropriately.
Personally I think policy is far more important. And Fetterman is one of the best in that regard. The only thing I dont like is if they try to use clothes to seem relateable like all their adds whn they pretend to be something theyre not.
I think policy and helping Americans is more important that fashion.
By far.
Arguing over packaging while the package is empty.
Only one person is rebelling against the dress code and he’s fine with the consequences. No sense dropping yet another standard for our political leaders. Dress up, show up, and be mature. Shouldn’t be complicated
Is Congressman Jim Jordan allergic to the amount of polyester found in suit coats and sports jackets? I can't recall him ever appearing in anything but his shirtsleeves.
I've worked in the fashion industry for about 30 years...everything from manufacturing to retail merchandising to styling.
So, naturally, I believe how we dress and present ourselves is important, both societally and personally.
That said, I'm honestly over this congressional dress code conversation. Suddenly all these politicos want to be Joan Rivers on Fashion Police when the fact is most of the suits worn in congress are about as poorly made and ill-fitting as basketball shorts.🤷♂️
I think you're completely misreading this. You need to be a historian, not a fashion retailer.
This is 234 years of tradition ending. Its about a visible sign of respect for the institution of the Senate going away forever. Business suits aren't fashion, they are cleaning up for work and looking presentable to the public. Wearing gym shorts and dirty clothes says, "I don't care. Do you?" Symbolism has meaning!
So yeah while we're at it.... lets knock down the U.S. Capitol building and our lawmakers can meet in the Wal-Mart breakroom instead. Don't need the Statue of Liberty, a light post will do. Quit being artsy with that painting of Washington crossing the Delaware, throw it out. Get rid of the glass case with the U.S. Constitution, we've got it on file. We don't need to inspire anyone with all this fashion fancy. Plain hoodies all around will do.
I’m with you on this.
Fetterman looks good in a suit.
Hopefully Chuck Schumer can get him to reconsider his choice of attire.
How about Casual Fridays? Just one day a week wouldn't hurt anyone.
Joy did a great job of moderating.
Ana is so on point about erosion of decorum in the senate BUT her comment about them doing their job and making sure the country doesn’t shut down
What did Joy do that was so awesome? Made her daily snipe against Trump?
Joy makes the show
Problem is as a society we’ve lowered expectations period for decorum.
Yes, we've moved away from rigid dress codes as a whole. Ten years ago, I don't recall seeing a single police officer with a sleeve of tattoos and a beard. Now, it seems to be every third officer has visible tattoos. When I was in high school, male students couldn't have hair below their collar and facial hair wasn't allowed. Several years ago, I was in the carpool line to pick up my 7th grader and saw her talking to a man who was almost 6ft with a ZZ-Top beard. Assuming he was a teacher, I asked her what he taught, He was a 7th grade student!
Decorum in politics got thrown out the window in 2016. The media and Republicans are only using Senator Fetterman as a distraction so that we won’t pay attention to their current disfunction as a political party and their constant failures to deliver anything that actually benefits ordinary Americans.
Glad to see they're concentrating on the issues that matter.
Alyssa owns her mistakes cause she has a future, I'm so excited for this girl and I can tell even Joy is too haha
I agree with Alyssa. Dress for your job. I’m a democrat so it’s not political. I don’t like dressing up, but when I go to the lab, I need to dress appropriately, and so should our politicians.
Honestly, I'd rather see someone in a hoodie than showing their armpits.
You respect an empty suit that is dressed for the job it doesn't do, more than the plainly dressed person that gets work done?
One more reason the country is circling the drain, more attention to pretentious shallow things than human homelessness, suffering and suicide.
Focus on fashion, to the detriment of everything else, as least we'll all look good dead, right?
if only we could get this much effort and energy on the economy that’s failing the average person
How unprofessional. There should be some decorum. What a joke. This should not even be an issue. Just another sign they are just wasting time.
A trip to a Big & Tall store would not hurt him. About the Twitter fights...you just had Boebert kicked out of a show for vaping so really?
And doing a rub and tug
What do ya know? Both sides can agree about something every once in a while.
You can do some sensible things like casual Fridays with rules. How about that, so they get back to work?
Most professional jobs require at least business casual. That is not a hard thing to ask for people in government.
Exactly....but I guess some people can't be bothered
Especially when there is a dress code for guests
When he is in the Senate chamber he does dress biz casual. He wears a collared shirt and pants You can see what he wore at 3:45
@@jazziepha206 That I disagree with. If a constituent is going to talk to their rep or you and I want to tour the building, we shouldn't have to be in a coat and tie. I've only seen him in collared shirts and pants when he's actually in the Senate chamber. I'd rather see someone in a poli/golf shirt than see them with exposed armpits.
Anna's comment about being big and tall and finding something nice that feels comfortable seems right.
Sunny said Sen. Fetterman is brilliant I like that 💯💯💯💯
Facts.
@@johnwebb2442The halfwit can't even put a sentence together.
He's an excellent representative of the Democrat party...you're welcome
I can’t believe I’m agreeing with Anna and Alyssa because I usually think that clothes shouldn’t matter, but…they do.
We all go through tough times while growing up, but if you run for senator or any other government position, you must dress for the job and save the jeans and sweats for Friday..., WTF ???
The voters voted him in because he down to earth. Render you heart and not your garment
Thank you.
Honestly, dressing casual is one thing, but showing up to the senate in sweats and a t-shirt is disrespectful. If I showed up to work like that I would get sent home for being unprofessional.
The people of PA sent Fetterman to the Senate and they say that they don't care how he dresses 🤷♀🤷♀
@@auntiez4917 How do you know they say that? I am not saying he isn't an effective senator, but two things can be true at the same time. He can be good at his job and present in an unprofessional manner.
No excuse to dress like you dont give a flying ffff to such an important job. For gods sake, McDonalds employees even have a dress code. Also, the folks hes representing would be ridiculous to reelect him after he missed 77 votes!!! And 2 months ! We can complain about McConnell and Feinstein and Biden for being old and not all there but hes only 54 and and seemingly working less than them.
He was hospitalized for depression and suicidal ideation due to aphasia, stroke, and bullying by Republicans and the media. I don't like the guy but you're out of line.
The man literally had a stroke just prior to taking his oath. Jeez.
@@B_Bodziak then if he actually respected and wanted the best for his constituents, he would have stepped down knowing dammm well he cant do his job properly because of his health issues.
Where a suit or something proper when you go into work, it’s not that dam difficult. Have some respect for yourself & the office.
Fetterman is a mess at this point, honestly.
I am in favor of having a dress code.
I wonder if an orange jumpsuit is acceptable garb for a president... they would lower the dress code for him, I'm sure! xD
I regret voting Democrat.
Whats next? Crotchless chaps?
Adults with a serious job should dress appropriately. This shouldn’t be controversial. You’re not 12 years old.
You're right it shouldn't be controversial. They need to focus on the real issues instead of complaining about what he is wearing especially cause that's not preventing them to do something to stop a government shutdown. Now is it?
@@sabercat5490 That’s funny that you talk about them focusing on real issues and your problem is with the people who say the dress code should be what it’s always been but not with the people who are being silly enough to waste time and energy and break tradition by allowing senators to dress like peasants while working.
@@bonanimathambo8721 So wearing what makes you feel comfortable is wasting time!? Not the people complaining about what's apropriate that is wasting time. Wow the way you conservatives think is backwords. If they're getting the work done then that's all that matters. They should be focusing on the inevitable gov shut down. Y'know the thing that will help prevent an economic collapse especially while the world is still in a Global Ressession. Its like y'all train yourselves to see the dems go down and blame Biden on something that is will be repubs fault
the absolutely irony of this segment and anyone in favor of leaders dressing like however they want and see fit..... the view has a dresscode for their studio audience.
Staff and guest have to dress up but the people at the top can dress in sweats. Always rules for those at the bottom.
Republicans should wear orange jumpsuits
Can you imagine if I went to work and told them I was going to do anything but my job? I’ll just be in the break room. Pretty sure my boss would tell me where I could go sit.
If Senator Duckworth can wear proper attire after losing her legs in combat, so can Fetterman. If Senator McCain could wear proper attire after becoming partially disabled in combat and while fighting cancer, so can Fetterman. His unfortunate health incident is not an excuse. There is no reason he can't wear a button down instead of the hoodie he wears, in fact in terms of disability accessibility, a button down is easier to put on and off than a hoodie.
Perhaps, they don't/didn't have the hand/fingers dexterity issues he has. A stroke can make it impossible to tie a tie, and when he's in the Senate, he wears a collared shirt and pants. He doesn't wear a hoodie and shorts.
@@B_Bodziak He has not shown any indication of dexterity issues, and if he did, he should not be a Senator. And no, that is not true, he is often wearing a hoodie and shorts in the Senate, and has recently met with multiple foreign delegations in a hoodie and shorts.
@@B_Bodziak Yes, he wears a hoodie and shorts in the Senate.
The slippery slope of no dress code here could end up having representatives show up on the house floor, wearing sweatpants, and EFF JOE BIDEN shirts 🤷
Just saying, you might not get what you expect
2:34 Sinema in that jean jacket was giving Android 18 vibes that day 🤣 #iykyk
Fetterman needs a stylist. You can dress casual and not sweats (clothes with stretch) HELLO!
I think he looked fine at 3:50 while talking to the Senate.
Imagine if Sen. Fetterman was a republican 😂😂😂😂
There should be smart dress code, otherwise it looks they are on holiday ,they will not command the respect of the public .
John looks like the uncle ur mom tells you not to talk to at the family reunion😳
Imagine acting like a child at that age! It’s absolutely ridiculous! People are so out of touch. Joy we can do both things girl
Yes, demanding people wear a uniform for a non-uniform job, is childish behavior. Most fashion discussion are.
Haven't watched this video yet, but let me guess, the hosts of this program think it's OK.
I want Sunny Hostin and Rachel Lindsay to be on the show together
I once saw a meme about how the stiffer the suit is the less work that position requires and that seems pretty on brand for the government. I don't care what they wore if they got anything done out there in DC but both sides are inept.
“Dressing for the job you want” is an antiquated idea. Everyone can’t afford to “dress for the job you want” or find clothing that fits them. It’s ridiculous. Decorum is more than just clothing, it is behavior. It makes no sense how they are talking about decorum, when they dress in suits and are evil towards other people.
You can buy a dress shirt and tie at the dollar store. Don't make excuses for lazy behavior
I don’t care what they got on just go in there and do your job.
Could you go to your job and dress however you want and not get fired. Please tell me sweetheart
@@javiruiz8365
She's not your 'bitterheart,' there's nothing 'sweet' about your heart.
@@javiruiz8365 no I couldn’t. But I don’t see a big deal as long as the clothing isn’t revealing. The government is about to shut down and y’all are worried about clothes 🤦🏾♀️
@@Blackskye211 girl! Buttercup! Sweet cookies! We can walk and chew gum at the same time. We as humans have the capacity to care about more than two things at the same time. Maybe you don’t pumpkin pie, but most people can. Sweet Jesus
Alyssa saying Federman is acting like MTG is ridiculous
Hypocrisy...Hypocrisy...Hypocrisy...Hypocrisy...Hypocrisy!!!!!
When he sits behind a desk, then everything from the chest on up including the black shirt is fine.
Blame Chuck. Fetterman is an absolute disgrace!
Why is John Fetterman sounding and kind of looking like Dr. Phil 😂😂😂😂
Alyssa forgot Debra was their 😂😂😂😂
The View should have a dress code, so Whoppi can stop wearing those nasty crocks…
The reason why both parties are spending so much time discussing this non-issue is because it takes the focus off their actual bad policy positions that are way more important than this
John fetterman is making a mockery of Marjorie Taylor Greene
How arrogant , distasteful and awful representation in being a professional role model. A first impression is by appearance now Congress has twisted decency and feel that they can do whatever they want, as the peoples representative. Elected officials are all on the public's tax payer payroll and not working for their own company. I'm a federal employee and I'm a professional in every respect and everyday I show up for work
I want to wear my FJB shirt to the senate floor if i was elected senator😅
I'm sure that if your constituents elected you, then fine. As long as you pass effective legislation the American people could care less.
Love to see what them would say if he was on the other side x
What about casual Friday as a compromise?
We care about inflation, Joy.
A good example of bigger problems. throwing out standards and excuse making.
Do we not give female representatives leave for having a child, 2 months to recover from a stroke is incredible.
Staff members still have to wear ties and dresses. Total hypocrisy by us senators.
Give me a break! She's a republican that is now concerned about trolling? That's literally the only thing the republican party can do. Just look at my state, Ohio - Jim Jordan is the ultimate troll! He can't legislate or pass the bar exam but he can get really angry!
Real Americans don’t care about dress codes! Like, do it like a high school dress code if you need one. No profanity, no slurs, no messages, no toes showing, no tears/stains, and everything that needs to be covered is covered.
Requiring business attire, in itself, is classist and makes it more difficult for people to engage and become part of government. You’ll need to spend THOUSANDS on a new wardrobe. If you can do your job effectively, I LITERALLY don’t care what you’re wearing.
Real Americans may not technically care but no matter what 99 percent of jobs require a uniform or a certain dress code when they go to work & I’m talking about blue collar jobs specifically but all jobs require one or the other!
@@bobbyclemjr851But no one enjoys that so why not let it change to be more casual…
@@theconcertaholic Because it has nothing to do with enjoyment. Dress the part. Uniforms identify the person employed by that establishment. It is not like they are being asked to wear the uniform or the suit in their home on their own time. If you allow people to dress how they want you’ll get some really sloppy dressers showing up. No I agree with a dress code.
@@4daluvofnikki your argument isn’t for a dress code, it’s for the ability to be able to identify who is an employee of an establishment. That can be done without restricting clothing options. A pin, name tag, vest that goes over your clothes, etc all satisfy your need. And whatever is chosen, is done uniformly across the board.
A person does not need to wear a tie or dress shoes to be able to do their job well.
Take a step back and just think about the history of business attire in the West. Its classist, racist and exclusionary. Dress codes and being “work appropriate” are why we need things like the Crown Act.
Your “argument” is also very much “let’s just stick to the status quo because that’s what I’m comfortable with” without even questioning why.
You don’t go to job interviews or a funeral wearing gym shorts and a hoodie. You don’t see judges, doctors, nurses, lawyers, policemen, fireman, paramedics, military personnel, bankers, etc. Even Walmart, Target, KFC, Subway, Popeye’s and McDonald’s employees have a dress code!
One word - decorum. It matters.
Agree.
I wish they ban people from showing their armpits in the Capitol! I'd rather see someone without a tie than see armpits!
Was John Federman always bald? He looks different.
Just since the lobotomy
They may have gotten somebody else as a stand in if he blew a circuit. Which is ironic because they still had to change the dress code for the body double lol
I guess I need a lobotomy. He was always bald. It’s the facial hair that threw me off! Now he has a dyed stash on his face. He looks like a different person to me.
So everybody can clap back and it’s ok except trump?😊
Hello from Dangriga Belize would love to be in your audience
Dont worry Joyless you won't be hurt by the shutdown.
Sunny didn’t say this three days ago when they talked about this topic.
You are right!!
She said the exact opposite.
She's simply a shameless Flip Flopper
Does it all the time
They come in when they want, wear what they want, vote whenever they feel like it, don’t follow the same rules/laws as the country they serve! Why are their standards lower than McDonald’s employees?
With the changes of the dress code, this could get worse...what if a person who identifies as they/them and decides to wear a dress?