Semantics are tricky. Sentences that look symmetric aren’t always as symmetric semantically as they are syntactically. For example: “Ski slopes are full of girls looking for husbands, and husbands looking for girls.”
Too bad the witness dressed is dressed in jeans and a flannel shirt, looking like someone who works for a living. The people really trying to corrupt our nation and steal our democracy dress much more expensively, have advanced degrees from universities they now bash.
I was thinking the answer is “Duh! Of course it is!”