Isn’t this a British term?
I dunno. Seems like a pretty workaday expression in Congress.
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Dude your trying so hard to find an outrage here but none exists.
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Lol. Clearly your op was all calm and rational about a word that has been used for generations.
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Well…
When I’m king, it will be “Gentle Biscuit Maker”
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The rewriting of the English language is getting ridiculous.
Lesbians in MA actually wanted to change mother and father to Parent A and Parent B on birth certificates.
Good Lord.
Gentleladies and Men. Calm down. lol
Its an old term for a woman of high statue similar to “Gentleman”
what if you don’t have a father? you know have two moms.
High what the hell?
Doomed.
British at the time very much liked fix class system poor people can’t be called the same thing as rich people.
it makes government paperwork more efficient, but who cares about paperwork.
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Stop making stuff up, you’re making me stupid.
Yes the country with Dukes, Viscounts, Barons, and Queens doesn’t have a class system.
Names are really important when it comes to nobility, its almost like its all they have to keep them above filthy street sweepers.
