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Travis Allen 🇺🇸
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Nancy Pelosi wore the same dress for both impeachments. She literally has a Trump impeachment outfit
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Kali
(55,019 posts)if we have to talk about women's clothes, that works for me!
Livbaker
(23 posts)Why didn't I think of this?
ornotna
(10,806 posts)Destined for the Smithsonian.
it will definitely belong there.
NJCher
(35,721 posts)Maybe it's her way of saying "Me again!"
lame54
(35,318 posts)Totally Tunsie
(10,885 posts)lame54
(35,318 posts)Totally Tunsie
(10,885 posts)NJCher
(35,721 posts)PatSeg
(47,582 posts)to denote what a sober occasion it was. I'm sure it is no coincidence that she wore it again for Impeachment, the Sequel.
Love that dress by the way. She has great taste!
Probably.
I like to watch Nancy's fashion choices. Instead of getting a pout on, like the soon-to-be-gone head of another government branch, she has fun with masks. She has a color-coordinated mask for just about every outfit. If she takes the mask off, she pulls it down around her neck and it looks like a scarf. Again, coordinated. This cannot be chance.
She looks great in heels, but if I were in that spot? Sneakers. I'll be damned if I'd be tromping around that huge building in such shoes. And get around she does; the news media often shows her briskly walking the corridors to one place or another.
PatSeg
(47,582 posts)I am more in awe of her all the time. I don't feel like she ever got the credit she deserved until recently. She's led an incredible life.
I agree about the heels. There's no way I could handle running about those hallways in heels. I gave up on heels a long time ago, much too hazardous for a klutz like me.
BBG
(2,550 posts)Did notice her doing the trump-see-what-I-signed show for all to see her signature on the Impeachment bill. She turned it around and showed us all it was official!
StarfishSaver
(18,486 posts)I_UndergroundPanther
(12,480 posts)With a smaller statement necklace.
soldierant
(6,914 posts)And she definitely has certain collars for certain occasion. Jow she manage with only one "dissent collar"0 I do not know.
Submariner
(12,509 posts)Hell, who knows an elite woman who would dare be caught dead in the same dress or shoes?
StarfishSaver
(18,486 posts)The only thing different is today, she didn't wear her Mace pin.
Cha
(297,583 posts)Upthevibe
(8,071 posts)Marie Marie
(9,999 posts)Totally Tunsie
(10,885 posts)meadowlander
(4,402 posts)doc03
(35,363 posts)does with his executive orders. Maybe that is normal I don't know.
PufPuf23
(8,825 posts)no way can the GOP in Senate fail to convict (unless they are complicit liars and traitors).
yonder
(9,671 posts)I vaguely remember something like that the first time around.
msfiddlestix
(7,285 posts)yonder
(9,671 posts)Deuxcents
(16,315 posts)I may not always agree, but shes much smarter n savvy than I could ever be. I so admire her. She looks great and a good eye on the symbolism. Thanks, Madame Speaker...
llmart
(15,552 posts)Symbol of doomsday, death, evil - all things trump.
Sanity Claws
(21,852 posts)greblach
(257 posts)What were the men wearing?
littlemissmartypants
(22,769 posts)pazzyanne
(6,556 posts)JeaneRaye
(402 posts)Nancy Pelosi wears colors. She doesn't wear black. The two times she has worn this black suit is for the impeachment. I'm pretty sure she wears it for funerals and other sad occasions, as well. Nancy Pelosi wore this suit because of the sadness she feels about what has happened to this country under Trump. I feel her pain. Although, we are all happy that this President has been impeached again, and will soon be gone, we are sad for our country. Sad, because of the traitors that still support him. Sad, because of the Congresspeople who abetted this attempted coup.
PatrickforO
(14,587 posts)It is interesting though, that she wore the same one for both impeachments.
I know we all felt the fury at watching the armed mob storm our Capitol Building, hurting, killing, defacing, ransacking. And with reports of panic buttons being torn out days before the coup attempt, as well as the insurrectionists being aided by Republican members of Congress taking them on tours, texting Pelosi's location to them - it is no wonder that one Capitol Policeman committed suicide just a day after the ordeal. He couldn't bear what he saw - the desecration of what he loved and believed in.
I am so very furious at Trump for making all this happen, and at the hate-filled white nationalist thugs who make up his private MAGAT army. The soldiers now guarding the Capitol have live ammunition, did you know? They will defend our republic with lethal force. DC looks more like a third world country than the epicenter of world democracy. And TRUMP DID THIS.
Your rejoinder to this thread reminds me of the old Johnny Cash song, Man in Black. It has always been one of my favorites.
PatrickforO
(14,587 posts)I also liked the way she went out and addressed the troops. Glad she's Speaker.
msfiddlestix
(7,285 posts)the gavel is in the way of full view. A striking and special broach with a particular meaning or symbol I remember was remarked on last year, but no longer remember the specifics.
edit to say I see that it was a Mace Pin.. stunning really.
Hekate
(90,784 posts)...Nancy went to a jeweller and had a copy made into a brooch, which she wears when shes presiding.
msfiddlestix
(7,285 posts)I recall it mentioned last year, but never got around to looking up the term in this context. It is really quite the striking against the gorgeous shade of Navy Blue (it looks to me). She wears everything so well, sort of classical.
Hekate
(90,784 posts)msfiddlestix
(7,285 posts)Loved reading the history in the beginning of our country. My curiosity extended to the origin of the term which turns out to be French.
Etymology: Middle English mace "a heavy spiked club," from early French mace (same meaning); probably of Latin origin
1 : a heavy spiked club used as a weapon in the Middle Ages
2 : an ornamental staff carried as a symbol of authority
I was trying to get a handle on the connection between the herb mace and a weapon (before it became a symbol of authority)..
Now I realize the word mace originated in France, and it appears that the herb mace liquefied was used as a weapon possibly before the middle ages with the connection to the ornamented staff.
I wonder if the speakers Mace had been stolen, and if that's the explanation for why she wasn't wearing it in yesterday's impeachment.