"When one makes the decision to wear an all-white outfit to a gathering where many will have defaulted to a dignified dark or jewel tone, one makes a choice..."

"... not just to be the de facto center of attention, but to invoke something pure, even holy. There’s a reason guests aren’t supposed to wear white to a wedding; there’s also a reason Jesus is so often pictured in white. When Marjorie Taylor Greene wore a white coat with a fur collar while heckling the president during his State of the Union address on Tuesday night, many on social media saw Cruella de Vil.... Greene’s outfit Tuesday — a white, knee-length dress paired with an ecru Overland alpaca wool coat with an alpaca fur trim on the hood and collar — was surprising for a handful of reasons. Not only is a white ensemble an unusual choice for the wintry, business-formal State of the Union (and a coat an unusual choice for an indoor event), but the silhouette itself, luxe, frothy and hyperfeminine, was somewhat outside the norm for Greene, who tends to opt for clean lines and often wears black or red."

 
Writes Ashley Fetters Maloy, in "Marjorie Taylor Greene’s coat sent a message even before she heckled Biden At the State of the Union address, the congresswoman’s striking white outfit evoked religious imagery --- and the infamous Chinese spy balloon" (WaPo).

1. White is not an unusual fashion choice for winter. There's a term for it: "winter white." It's classic and has been for decades.

2. As the columnist concedes, the Democratic women in Congress wore white to Trump's SOTU in 2019. Supposedly, a coordinated, massive effort to pull attention is better than a single individual choosing a conspicuous color. The real difference — don't we all know? — is what Democrats did to Trump is entirely different from what Republicans do to Biden.

3. So you're really going to critique the degree of femininity in a woman's clothes? They'd better stick to black or red or — spare me! — "jewel tones" and "opt for clean lines" or you're going to insinuate that they are lightweight — "frothy"? If a right-leaning commentator talked like that about a female Democratic politician, it would be easily seen as sexist. 

4. Wearing white is "religious imagery"? Really? Not just purity but holiness? Are you saying that about the 2019 Democrats (and the suffragists they were emulating)?

5. When one makes the decision to use the word "one" as the subject of one's sentence, one makes a choice....