Boehner Reminds Members to Dress Appropriately: 'You Know Who You Are'

Boehner Reminds Members to Dress Appropriately: ‘You Know Who You Are’

By JM Rieger

Posted March 25, 2014 at 7:33pm

Perhaps it was Rep. Jared Polis’ recent affinity for bow ties or Janet Yellen’s black-on-black threads, but Speaker John A. Boehner is not happy with members recent decorum on the House floor.

The Ohio Republican reminded members Tuesday of proper “parliamentary practice” before moving on to the House dress code.

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