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Inner-Figure5047 t1_j03djt7 wrote

I saw the NYT article and originally assumed the Fetterman they were talking about was Gisele.

I think style is very separate from fashion. His style is very representative of the areas he has served. He also brought a very cool Levi's campaign into Braddock back in the day.... But ya know I'm just some Pennsylvanian redditor typing this dressed in a hoodie and shorts.

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eternalrefuge86 OP t1_j042wtd wrote

Exactly. I relate 💯 to how he dresses. I voted for him and am registered Republican. It was an easy choice between him and that carpetbagging, grifting, snake oil salesman.

And I’m also not surprised the republicans rip on him for his attire meanwhile voting for a Muslim when they are typically incredibly xenophobic.

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rehtulx t1_j0478hx wrote

Showed how out of touch Doctor Oz was thinking he could make fun of Fetterman in a place where 90% of men dress like that.

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eternalrefuge86 OP t1_j048xao wrote

I have no clue how the hell they thought Oz would fit in in northeast PA. It was almost like they were trolling

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rivershimmer t1_j0dnjsy wrote

Same for southwest PA. I can only assume that his team did studies that showed a Republican had a better chance of winning a statewide race in Pennsylvania than in Jersey. But they didn't do enough research on types of Republicans.

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eternalrefuge86 OP t1_j0e09ad wrote

Right. As stated before I’m registered Republican (that’s about to change though) and I voted straight Democrat. There really wasn’t an option

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boneman1982 t1_j07a112 wrote

I'm an attorney and I dress like that everyday. (Obv. Not a court attorney haha).

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rehtulx t1_j07aade wrote

I’m a director at a management consulting firm and my wife is an attorney—that (or female equivalent) is how we both usually dress on a day to day basis.

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