Exclusive: Dozens of Democratic Congresswomen
Plan To Wear Pink to Trump’s Joint Address
to Congress
Posted By: NorthernDog, 3/3/2025 7:41:55 PM
Dozens of Democratic congresswomen are planning to wear pink to President Donald Trump’s Joint Address to Congress on Tuesday night as part of a coordinated protest against the President’s policies. New Mexico Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández, who chairs the Democratic Women’s Caucus, confirmed exclusively to TIME on Monday that the pink attire is meant to “signal our protest of Trump's policies which are negatively impacting women and families.” “Pink is a color of power and protest,” she says in an interview. “It’s time to rev up the opposition and come at Trump loud and clear.” Trump’s return to the Capitol
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One stupid stunt after another. One year they wore pink ''P'' hats and it didn't help their cassus belli.