ABC moderator Whoopi Goldberg found herself the odd one out during Tuesday’s edition of The View; as the rest of the table largely didn’t support Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) dumbing down the Capitol Hill dress code so that John Fetterman (D-PA) could ditch a suit and appear on the Senate floor looking like a slob in work out attire. She proclaimed the dress code infringed on his rights and admitted to being a slob too.
Goldberg opened the show by praising Schumer for doing “a really wonderful thing for John Fetterman.” She followed up by scoffing at how “people are upset on the other side of the aisle. They think this is not something that should have been done, that it shouldn't have been changed.”
“It's okay if you don't want to wear shorts and a sweatsuit. You're not obligated to,” she argued in favor of destroying the professionalism of the legislative body. “I think that's great, because it's not saying that everybody has to do it. It's saying, you can do it.”
But despite their cheap shots at Republicans for daring to care about decorum in the Capitol, the rest of the cast were more or less on their side. Co-host Joy Behar argued that when teachers started to dress down it sent the wrong message to students.
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