If they stop you at the entrance then how'd he have it? He was clearly past the cloakroom.
Because it's a red herring and Nadler was virtue signalling about masks, not the beverage policy and that's what made people laugh.
If they stop you at the entrance then how'd he have it? He was clearly past the cloakroom.
If they stop you at the entrance then how'd he have it? He was clearly past the cloakroom.
Fair enough but it's a pretty stupid rule.The formal rules of House and Senate decorum apply strictly to the actual floor, and the party cloakrooms are directly off the floor; Rep Lamb was stopped at the door between the cloakroom and the floor.
The point is that your claim that this rule is not normally enforced and/or would not have been enforced for a Democrat is directly disproved. The official rules of decorum, while certainly a bit of an artificial pretense, are quite strictly enforced even in the less formal House.
Fair enough but it's a pretty stupid rule.
Too bad fist fighting isn’t part of western parliament culture anymore, in some way, it showed they caredIn many ways, Congress is its own funny little subculture. A lot of this is traditions of formal decorum that were normal in Western high society in the Founding era, retained in Congress and pretty much nowhere else.
Too bad fist fighting isn’t part of western parliament culture anymore, in some way, it showed they cared
Too bad fist fighting isn’t part of western parliament culture anymore, in some way, it showed they cared