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Democratic Sen. John Fetterman insisted to reporters Tuesday on Capitol Hill that he is not switching political parties. His comments come after he last week praised his Republican colleague in a surprise video at the GOP midterm convention.

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  1. 3
    @MadDogCryptoxe

    He will become a republican. He votes with Democrats 90 + percent of the time. He has some atrocious views but it’s a big tent and we can use that 90% vote.

  2. 6
    @Kya_1111

    Hey Fetterman, we only ask because your actions don’t align with your avid pronouncements. You don’t walk like a democrat, you don’t talk or vote like a democrat…js

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    @tomlong3362

    Fetterman appears to be a lost mean man with extreme feelings that obscure the needs of his constituents. He was elected to help improve the lives of the people in his community.
    Somewhere along the line he accepted bribes or suffered a mental breakdown that changed the priorities in his government trajectory.

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    @paulchancey5509

    He’s just screwing with the whip counts. I wouldn’t be surprised to find that the GOP counts him when they are doing whip counts. He may have a D after his name, but he’s a Republican for all practical purposes. At least when it comes to votes that matter, voted for Pam Bondi, Kristi Noem, and voted against the Senate War Powers so trump can continue his Iranian excursion, voted with the Republicans to end government shutdowns and take away any leverage the Democrats could have. He’s at best not a good Democrat, and he would be a fool to go into a Democratic primary now. I used to pity him because of his stroke; I’d heard he was a good guy, and it’s known a stroke can mess up your mind, but the pity is gone. He is who he is now.

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