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hlthe2b

(115,296 posts)
16. Hasn't he already (in all but "name") anyway? Enough of his blackmail.
Thu Jul 2, 2026, 11:22 AM
23 hrs ago

He's proven he's no damned Democrat anyway. As to his dedicated support for Israel? Well, "with friends like him," I'd say those most concerned with the future of Israel better look elsewhere. He sure as hell is no friend to Israel.

Damn. Let him fucking leave and at least we won't have to listen to his whining and threats anymore.

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Please let the door hit you on your way out. Blue Owl 23 hrs ago #1
He is disloyal to the United States. Dawson Leery 23 hrs ago #2
Hardly. ColoringFool 20 hrs ago #72
Hell, TSF isn't helping Israel to much bluestarone 23 hrs ago #3
"Speaking with Fox News host Sean Hannity .... " Botany 23 hrs ago #4
I don't know of any Democrat in Congress who is against Israel defending itself or existing. everyonematters 23 hrs ago #5
It's a clever framing, isn't it? AloeVera 23 hrs ago #10
I am not convinced that Biden could have stopped it karynnj 16 hrs ago #94
It's gonna stay that way too.. There doesn't seem to be a winning position for Democrats. LeftInTX 16 hrs ago #98
I'm not sure what position they could come together behind karynnj 16 hrs ago #99
Interesting choice of words. "Israel would never agree to it". AloeVera 12 hrs ago #106
The main part I was referring to was a two state solution karynnj 10 hrs ago #111
I'm sure he'd see a fund cut as part of Israel's right, too! mymomwasright 22 hrs ago #19
Country over party is laudable. AloeVera 23 hrs ago #6
That would be one less centrist in the party. Emile 23 hrs ago #7
He is not a centrist WSHazel 23 hrs ago #13
He lied to get into office. He ran as Emile 22 hrs ago #18
IMHO it was the stroke. The evidence is overwhelming that post-stroke Fetterman is profoundly different at multiple Celerity 21 hrs ago #60
LCV scorecard: Fetterman 84% lifetime, 80% 2025: McCormick - total zero across the board RandomNumbers 22 hrs ago #26
Senator John Fetterman votes with the Democratic party approximately 91% to 93% of the time. Emile 22 hrs ago #31
PA is a purple state. I'll take a centrist D over a reich-wing R ANY FUCKING DAY. Unlike RandomNumbers 22 hrs ago #36
If the voters in Pennsylvania wanted a centrist, Emile 21 hrs ago #39
They wanted someone who they thought stood up for actual people, AND who supported women's rights RandomNumbers 21 hrs ago #48
You can't change history. He won his seat Emile 21 hrs ago #53
You are right that Fetterman never ran as anti AIPAC AZProgressive 20 hrs ago #73
Wow! I hadn't heard that about Conor Lamb before TVguyCards 16 hrs ago #96
BLUE 7 OUT OF LAST 10. ColoringFool 20 hrs ago #75
Surrendering in advance Cirsium 18 hrs ago #88
I'll bet that changes to ZERO percent once he switches LuvLoogie 21 hrs ago #61
That's very possible. Emile 21 hrs ago #62
John Fetterman casts the deciding vote against limiting Trump's war in Iran Celerity 20 hrs ago #69
Of course he would be the deciding AGAINST a Democratic position. LuvLoogie 14 hrs ago #104
Fetterman is not a "centrist""... he's a fuckimg Cha 17 hrs ago #89
That too! Emile 16 hrs ago #90
Go ahead and leave, dickhead. Aristus 23 hrs ago #8
"Going to" leave the party? 3_Limes 23 hrs ago #9
Bingo ! we have a winner. republianmushroom 22 hrs ago #25
He votes with Dems more than 90% of the time and if we win the Senate in midterms MadameButterfly 20 hrs ago #82
He's going to leave the Party whatever happens... kentuck 23 hrs ago #11
Okay by me. He's not much of a Democrat anyway. sinkingfeeling 23 hrs ago #12
He is itching for an excuse to orangecrush 23 hrs ago #14
Hasn't needed an excuse yet unweird 21 hrs ago #51
Good! ABC123Easy 23 hrs ago #15
Hasn't he already (in all but "name") anyway? Enough of his blackmail. hlthe2b 23 hrs ago #16
Hey John! Israel and Netanyahu ARE NOT THE SAME THING! NT maxrandb 22 hrs ago #17
Agreed, but looking at the polls on their upcoming karynnj 22 hrs ago #30
There are many myths about Israel. AloeVera 20 hrs ago #68
The 10 seats were the projection of many polls karynnj 20 hrs ago #77
Don't let the door hit you on the way out. Or do, it doesn't mean shit to me Autumn 22 hrs ago #20
Israel is and will always be an ally of the US, but we don't have them give them weapons Wanderlust988 22 hrs ago #21
No Democrat has ever denied Israel's right to exist or to defend itself karynnj 22 hrs ago #22
Bye Bye Johnny! La Coliniere 22 hrs ago #23
This is why we need 5 Dems to win Senate races in order to gain control of the Senate BluenFLA 22 hrs ago #24
He ain't switching parties. Wiz Imp 21 hrs ago #43
see post 60 for some answers (the second part deals with Fetterman's obsession with Israel) Celerity 20 hrs ago #80
STROKE OUT M'FER - and this time finish the job. harumph 22 hrs ago #27
Does he think he could be a talking head on FOX in his shorts and sweatshirt? Bengus81 22 hrs ago #28
Can we be critical, John? Sneederbunk 22 hrs ago #29
The reality is, he already left the party.... He calls himself a Democrat, but he isn't one.... Strange dude... ashredux 22 hrs ago #32
Go ahead. Make my day. MadMike47 22 hrs ago #33
Israel does exist. It's "right" to is moot. maxsolomon 22 hrs ago #34
There is a New York Times best selling book AZProgressive 20 hrs ago #79
They are a minority. Also Jewish Voice for Peace is a very loud minority. LeftInTX 15 hrs ago #100
I doubt... GiqueCee 22 hrs ago #35
Not one Democrat questions MustLoveBeagles 21 hrs ago #37
What constitutes anti Israel: The Wizard 21 hrs ago #38
It's not anti-Israel, it's anti Netanyahu. Fla Dem 21 hrs ago #40
Exactly. Fetterman should listen to AMERICAN Jews Bluetus 21 hrs ago #44
Don't let the door hit you on the way out. Ritabert 21 hrs ago #41
Is that all it takes? Omnipresent 21 hrs ago #42
It was the stroke, it profoundly changed him at so many levels, plus he is being handled, see post 60 for more detail: Celerity 18 hrs ago #87
Any excuse will do dlk 21 hrs ago #45
Yes it is MustLoveBeagles 20 hrs ago #70
No matter how it goes, Fetterman is a one-termer. Bluetus 21 hrs ago #46
Up for reelection in 2028. So who is going to run against him? Grins 21 hrs ago #47
"Defend itself" twodogsbarking 21 hrs ago #49
Bye! jrthin 21 hrs ago #50
His leaving the Democratic party would be an issue? Dave Id 21 hrs ago #52
Leaving the Senate? Becoming independent? Caucusing with the gop? Joining the gop? QueerDuck 21 hrs ago #54
So, he has NO CLUE what Israel's critics are really saying? William Seger 21 hrs ago #55
It is deliberate. RockRaven 20 hrs ago #78
He's deliberately misinterpreting it. Iggo 10 hrs ago #110
Dont care quakerboy 21 hrs ago #56
Kick his ass out FHRRK1 21 hrs ago #57
So what! Donman 21 hrs ago #58
Smell ya later! Gaytano70 21 hrs ago #59
Those things have never been part of the Democratic party's platform, and aren't likely to be any time soon. LudwigPastorius 20 hrs ago #63
so which party in the Knesset will Fetterman join? DBoon 20 hrs ago #64
He can sit with Ben Givr and the other Ars Longa 20 hrs ago #71
He's already gone. SergeStorms 20 hrs ago #65
Maybe they can do it just long enough to get rid of him, then... TygrBright 20 hrs ago #66
Not surprised as he's always been a populace candidate. rogue emissary 20 hrs ago #67
Do you mean a populist candidate? Celerity 20 hrs ago #83
Yes, and voters have turned on Israel he'll follow the majority eventually. rogue emissary 19 hrs ago #85
I highly doubt he stops his OTT support of Israel. See post 60. Celerity 18 hrs ago #86
Smells like a purity test to me. aocommunalpunch 20 hrs ago #74
I'm having difficulty feeling any sympathy for Fetterman. If I had a more charitable view than I actually do, PatrickforB 20 hrs ago #76
Being against Netanyahu's maniacal leadership is not anti-Israel. blm 20 hrs ago #81
There is ALWAYS one of these orthoclad 19 hrs ago #84
Thought he already had. tavernier 16 hrs ago #91
He's got a permanent seat on the right wing propaganda machine. miyazaki 16 hrs ago #92
A better link to avoid "download our app" crap paywall TVguyCards 16 hrs ago #93
Well, fuck you, Fetterman. This is the United States Of America, not the Israeli States Of America. Initech 16 hrs ago #95
Some might called this purity politics. David__77 16 hrs ago #97
He should move there already IbogaProject 15 hrs ago #101
Good riddance VanceFan 15 hrs ago #102
Or he'll leave the party for some other reason. Iggo 15 hrs ago #103
Hmmmm Timewas 13 hrs ago #105
Well, bye! Initech 12 hrs ago #107
"Gimme attention! Gimme! Gimme! Wannattention!" struggle4progress 11 hrs ago #108
How will we know? n/t BlueSpot 11 hrs ago #109
He'll get voted out dave99 1 hr ago #112
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