Much has been written about the comportment of the congressional Democrats at President Trump’s recent address to a joint ...

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Teresa Leger Fernández, who chairs the Democratic Women’s Caucus, confirmed exclusively to TIME ... Trump’s return to the ...

Democratic women attending Tuesday's Joint Session of Congress are wearing pink to protest President Donald Trump. More than ...

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Teresa Leger Fernández, who chairs the Democratic Women’s Caucus ... s return to the Capitol marks his first formal address to Congress in five years. Such high-profile speeches have ...

Here’s the reason the Democrats wore pink to President Trump’s address to Congress. It was a planned and coordinated effort.

Read More: Trump’s Strategy For His Speech to Congress: Craft Viral Moments, Blame Biden The Democratic Women’s Caucus, which has 96 members, has long used fashion as a form of protest.