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