Senate Drops Dress Code for Members; Casual Clothes Now Allowed
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Majority Leader Chuck Schumer announced the Senate will no longer enforce a dress code for members.
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Sen. Susan Collins joked she would wear a bikini, before clarifying she wouldn't actually do that.
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Some senators, like John Fetterman, have worn casual clothes like hoodies and shorts, which will now be allowed.
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Some Republican senators criticized the change, saying members should still dress professionally and respectfully.
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The sergeant at arms previously enforced the dress code, but now it only applies to Senate staff, not members.