but you’re a US Senator. Put a suit on. If any Republican showed up like that, we’d roast the hell out of them.

and yeah, disrespectful--not to Trump (who the hell cares), but to the people who elected him to represent them.

We are stuck with him for a while, but I wouldn't bet on his remaining a Dem and if he does, being reelected if he keeps defending TSF & MAGA's horrific plans. Maybe it is "organic," maybe it is residual damage, maybe it is continuing mental health issues or meds. But something has snapped in him it would appear.

I no longer can trust him.

I don't know. He revealed his true colors in 2013 when he held a black jogger at gunpoint for daring to be in his neighborhood.

….is he a stealth Republican? I hate them too.

He would have been worse, just dressed better

and the larger question I suppose - is does he really care? With the answer being - 'apparently not greatly.'
So far - he appears to be a great deal more fixated on himself - than anything to do with service or running the country.

a good pair of pants--even a good pair of jeans is Ok. Tie not necessary

But NOT a hoodie and shorts. He is a US Senator for petey sakes!!

But I think they would draw the line at a wedding or inauguration.

I'd put on a damn suit for this.
At the very least slacks and a collared shirt.
He's simply a contrarian who needs to do the opposite of what's expected.

Fetterman did.

...which leads me to believe he is *not quite there* mentally.

Representing the Senate and their entire state?

not think they would do that to a inauguration though.

I knew that as soon as I saw his get up.

Continues to be an embarrassment. I was going to say that he was an embarrassment to Pennsylvania, but since my former home state put Mango Mussolini over the top, he's fitting right in with the deplorables there.

And yinz all said that Connor Lamb was a DINO....

... he would have attended the inaugural in a Chumpy outfit - oversized blue suit, white dress shirt, too-long red tie.

He didn't do that because he's flipping the bird at Chump and the MAGAs. Why do people have trouble seeing that? I'm from Pittsburgh and we say we're flying the "state bird of West Virginia" - when you give someone the finger.

But the way he's been acting lately, I think it's more likely that he's seen the writing on the wall and is moving to the right.

BTW, I'm also from Pittsburgh originally. North Allegheny HS and Chatham University.

Were both Northsiders!

Instead of flipping politically, I think he's flipping another way.

He could have found something else to wear. I'm all for comfort, but this is an optional event. It's like a formal wedding. He could have at least worn a shirt and pants.

We have a lot of them here in Pennsylvania, in case you missed the Election in November.

Here' a clue: If Senator Bob Casey had won his re-election for a 4th term, Fetterman would be doing his regular schtick. But Casey didn't, a carpetbagger named Dave McCormick won and Casey is out. Now Fetterman will be sweating bullets for probably the next 4 years. He's still a Democrat and he always will be one of us.

He IS a contrarian and just adding to the stress. I wish he would stop this.

At the time, that included Matt Gaetz

He knows Fetterman is playing a game. The cabinet picks were going to win anyway without Fetterman's vote. It almost always goes that way for any new President. If Fetterman's vote would have made a difference, he would toe the line.

Live and learn, I guess.

I guess we've traveled in different crowds.

Imports like me are left in the lurch!

... be sure to say "state bird of WEST Virginia." That's what's funny about it.
If you say "state bird of Virginia," nobody will think it's funny.

if this guy was marrying - say your sister .. ? "Oh, honey ... Please, please don't !!"

in this case, I approve because it really drives home a "too cold for an outdoor inauguration? Wussies!" message

He's only been in office for 2 years, and Senatorial terms are 6 years.

Wait till he comes up reelection and see what happens then.

....after his wife and kids are deported.

know his wife was from another country.

to get in monster’s good graces so he doesn’t throw his wife and kids out of the country maybe?

...people who support him do it because they agree with (and enjoy) his sadism and hatred.

Please see my reply #15 above.

BUT. The vast majority of men look awful in shorts. There are no shoes a man can wear that make them look better. I don't care how good your legs are, most aren't.
BUT.....you have the right to look as awful as you like. Go for it. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

But the ATP players all look great in shorts.

as long as they aren't wearing black socks and shoes, or something like that, with the shorts.

I like the idea of not wearing suits so they can better represent the average person. But at least wear a polo shirt and pants.

Trump will find a slot for him.

Actually he’s an idiot. Show some class and dress properly as a US Senator!

(To be fair, though, Trump doesn't deserve anything like normal decorum).

Beyond his wildest, cracked dreams.

switch parties.

I'll decide after i see how he votes on future bills.

Good on Fetterman.

He used to be much heavier than he is now,, iirc well over 300lbs, too. That's why he dresses the way he does. I've seen many big and tall men wear similar outfits in all weather. Comfort over style I suppose.

Jmo, but men should wear a suit and tie to formal occasions like this, but it's really neither here nor there.

It's hard to watch.

Why in hell does he have to do the manspread right in the front row? It's ugly.

There should be a MINIMUM dress code for stuff like this & the Congress.

looks terrible for a Senator to be dressed like that in public.

On a day that full of sh__, John Fetterman is a source of humor

to pretend he's not trying at all.








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especially if it bothers repukes, but I do care how he votes. seemed so promising, hope he doesn't fuck us over.

For going to Trump's inauguration.

Except for Pelosi and Michelle Obama.

The crew that got him elected did a great job, the candidate, not so much.

When the clowns have taken over the white house, why pay them any respect? I'd be tempted to show up in a clown suit complete with rubber nose.

His drift to the right is much more concerning to me (though not that much, as he's not my senator).

What a lost opportunity.

But in the age of Trump, what the hell does it matter? Up is down, down is up and sanity is a foreign word.