Ted Cruz Not Outraged by New Senate Dress Code
Despite Previous Outrage Over Casual Attire
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Despite previously expressing outrage over senators wearing casual attire to votes, Ted Cruz has remained silent on the Senate's new dress code. The code, which was implemented in January 2023, requires senators to wear suits and ties to all floor proceedings.
In the past, Cruz has been vocal in his opposition to casual attire in the Senate. In 2019, he criticized Senator Jeff Merkley for wearing jeans and a t-shirt to a vote. Cruz argued that Merkley's attire was disrespectful to the Senate and its traditions.
However, Cruz has not made any public comments about the new dress code. This silence is notable, given that Cruz is a member of the Senate Committee on Rules and Administration, which oversees the Senate's dress code.
It is unclear why Cruz has not spoken out against the new dress code. It is possible that he supports the code, or that he believes it is not worth commenting on.
The new dress code has been met with mixed reactions. Some senators have praised the code, arguing that it helps to maintain the dignity of the Senate. Others have criticized the code, arguing that it is too restrictive and that it does not reflect the way that most Americans dress.
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