In a bold move by Senate leader Chuck Schumer, Democrats are once again challenging convention and paving the way for change on Capitol Hill.

Schumer has decided to break with tradition by eliminating the Senate’s strict dress code, allowing members more flexibility in their attire. While staffers will still be held to the old standards, senators will now have the freedom to choose their own outfits when on the Senate floor. Schumer himself has indicated that he will continue to wear a suit, but this change is expected to have a significant impact on Senator John Fetterman from Pennsylvania.

Fetterman, known for his unconventional style of wearing a hoodie and gym shorts over traditional business attire, has often been a topic of discussion in the Senate chamber.

With this new rule, he will no longer face restrictions on his clothing choices, symbolizing the Democrats’ commitment to fostering an environment of diversity and individuality within the Senate.