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Senator Fetterman just FIRED BACK at far-left DA Larry Krasner — and it was savage. Krasner had claimed Fetterman “sold out” after calling out his insane comment about hunting ICE officers “like Nazis.” Fetterman listened to the full clip and then he dropped an epic one-liner straight from the...

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Senator Fetterman just took fellow Democrat Bernie Sanders to the woodshed over his support for radical left-wing candidates. Fetterman said Sanders should “humble himself” after backing an accused rapist in Maine and is now campaigning for “pro-Hamas” Islamist Abdul El-Sayed. FETTERMAN: “It’s hilarious, you know.” “Bernie is there campaigning for this guy [El-Sayed]. You know, humble yourself, Bernie.” “You just pushed an accused rapist that imploded up in Maine, and now you’re pushing, essentially, a pro-Hamas candidate that’s to been anti-american and deeply anti-Israel.” “You know, he’s a socialist that earns $700,000 last year. His wife in private practice, she refuses to accept Medicaid for that. I mean, he’s a phony, and he has said incredibly anti-American things.” “And I would remind all the Democrats, he participated and was very involved in the no commitment vote, you know, during the campaign during when Harris was running for president. The uncommitted one.” “And he is running, and now I’d also like to point out that 44% of Muslims, you know, they have of positive views of Hamas.” “I mean, that’s a legit poll, that’s Pew. That’s Pew. And how now do you campaign and not just acknowledge that?”

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Senator John Fetterman just TORCHED his own party for refusing to acknowledge the success of President Trump’s Maduro raid. And he did it by pointing out facts Democrats really don’t want to talk about, calling out Schumer and Biden directly. FETTERMAN: “I don’t know why we can’t just acknowledge that it’s been a good thing, what’s happened.” “I mean, I mean, I’ve seen the speeches from, whether it’s leader Schumer or kinds of past tweets from president Biden, we all wanted this man gone and now he is gone.” “I think we should really appreciate exactly what happened here.” Then came the part that shattered the narrative. “Now, remember, we all, Democrats, years ago, wanted to eliminate him, and why have a bounty of $25 million if we didn’t want him gone?” “Why would you do these things if you weren’t willing to actually do something other than harsh language?” Fetterman closed by reminding viewers what Maduro actually did: “Let’s remember, eight million Venezuelans were displaced and mass chaos, and now they were shipping drugs to our nation as well, too.” “So, for me, it’s like, why, as a Democrat, we can’t just acknowledge that it was successful?”

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CNN’s Kate Bolduan tried to trap Senator Fetterman with a gotcha question on Iran — but he ended up giving an answer she wasn’t expecting. The interview quickly unraveled as Fetterman’s responses REFUSED to fit the network’s narrative. CNN ENDED the segment while Fetterman was still speaking. BOLDUAN: “The Israeli defense minister posted today that…every leader appointed by the Iranian regime will be an unequivocal target for elimination.” “That’s going forward. So that is a US goal going forward?” FETTERMAN: “Yeah just keep killing, killing them until they’re until they’re gone.” “I mean, absolutely. I saw that I’ve read that, that they’re going to target who they ever elect to be their next leader and kill them. Absolutely.” “I fully support it. So that’s that’s what’s entirely appropriate.” “Now they have to decide, are we going to continue for [to] choose now peace and or now we’re going to try to destroy Israel. They really don’t have those capabilities.” “At this point, it’s just empty rhetoric because we all know that Iran is [isn’t] able to really project the kinds of damage.” Bolduan was not happy and fired back: BOLDUAN: “So then who who decides what leader should lead Iran then? If you think that the United States should take part in taking out every leader going forward, if it doesn’t meet the right measure.” Fetterman remained unfazed. FETTERMAN: “Well I mean, hey I’m sorry, I absolutely support killing the leadership of the Iranian [regime]. Absolutely, I absolutely support that.” “I think that’s entirely appropriate until hopefully they’ll pick someone that realizes that they need to live and coexist in peace in the region and stop trying to destroy Israel and destabilize the region.” Bolduan’s frustration was visible as she tried to wrap up: BOLDUAN: “Senator John Fetterman, thank you for your time.” But Fetterman wasn’t done. FETTERMAN: “That’s another thing Democrats say; no one will mourn the death of the Ayatollah. Well, yeah so that that’s just another way saying it’s a good thing that he’s been killed right?” “I’ll call it what it is, I won’t say, well, I won’t weep for him, you know, just call it what it is it’s like it’s a good thing that he’s been erased now and then if they pick another one that wants to do the same thing, erase them too.” Bolduan seemed flustered and issued a clarification before cutting Fetterman off completely. BOLDUAN: “I hear your point. But I have had…every Democrat who’s been on this show that I’ve heard is having two thoughts in their head at once, which is it is good to have the Ayatollah gone, but they do not agree and do not understand the justification of going in now with this war at this moment.” “That is the distinction I’ve heard from other Democrats on the show, but we are now out of time Senator, thank you for your time.” The camera cut away from Fetterman as he was still speaking.
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CNN’s Kate Bolduan tried to trap Senator Fetterman with a gotcha question on Iran — but he ended up giving an answer she wasn’t expecting. The interview quickly unraveled as Fetterman’s responses REFUSED to fit the network’s narrative. CNN ENDED the segment while Fetterman was still speaking. BOLDUAN: “The Israeli defense minister posted today that…every leader appointed by the Iranian regime will be an unequivocal target for elimination.” “That’s going forward. So that is a US goal going forward?” FETTERMAN: “Yeah just keep killing, killing them until they’re until they’re gone.” “I mean, absolutely. I saw that I’ve read that, that they’re going to target who they ever elect to be their next leader and kill them. Absolutely.” “I fully support it. So that’s that’s what’s entirely appropriate.” “Now they have to decide, are we going to continue for [to] choose now peace and or now we’re going to try to destroy Israel. They really don’t have those capabilities.” “At this point, it’s just empty rhetoric because we all know that Iran is [isn’t] able to really project the kinds of damage.” Bolduan was not happy and fired back: BOLDUAN: “So then who who decides what leader should lead Iran then? If you think that the United States should take part in taking out every leader going forward, if it doesn’t meet the right measure.” Fetterman remained unfazed. FETTERMAN: “Well I mean, hey I’m sorry, I absolutely support killing the leadership of the Iranian [regime]. Absolutely, I absolutely support that.” “I think that’s entirely appropriate until hopefully they’ll pick someone that realizes that they need to live and coexist in peace in the region and stop trying to destroy Israel and destabilize the region.” Bolduan’s frustration was visible as she tried to wrap up: BOLDUAN: “Senator John Fetterman, thank you for your time.” But Fetterman wasn’t done. FETTERMAN: “That’s another thing Democrats say; no one will mourn the death of the Ayatollah. Well, yeah so that that’s just another way saying it’s a good thing that he’s been killed right?” “I’ll call it what it is, I won’t say, well, I won’t weep for him, you know, just call it what it is it’s like it’s a good thing that he’s been erased now and then if they pick another one that wants to do the same thing, erase them too.” Bolduan seemed flustered and issued a clarification before cutting Fetterman off completely. BOLDUAN: “I hear your point. But I have had…every Democrat who’s been on this show that I’ve heard is having two thoughts in their head at once, which is it is good to have the Ayatollah gone, but they do not agree and do not understand the justification of going in now with this war at this moment.” “That is the distinction I’ve heard from other Democrats on the show, but we are now out of time Senator, thank you for your time.” The camera cut away from Fetterman as he was still speaking.

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Senator Fetterman admitted he never really understood President Trump’s push for the White House ballroom — until after last night. FETTERMAN: “I never really had a strong opinion on the ballroom, to be honest.” “But but this clearly demonstrated, you know, how difficult it is to move around there.” “And you know that the the ballroom is, is effectively underground and it has very limited, very limited kinds of ingress and egress to get out.” “So I think from an evacuation and when you have to evacuate, whether the president or other parts of of the leadership, I mean, this is just not the right place for that.”
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Senator Fetterman admitted he never really understood President Trump’s push for the White House ballroom — until after last night. FETTERMAN: “I never really had a strong opinion on the ballroom, to be honest.” “But but this clearly demonstrated, you know, how difficult it is to move around there.” “And you know that the the ballroom is, is effectively underground and it has very limited, very limited kinds of ingress and egress to get out.” “So I think from an evacuation and when you have to evacuate, whether the president or other parts of of the leadership, I mean, this is just not the right place for that.”

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FETTERMAN: “And I would remind everybody listening right now, the United States never, ever targets civilians. Iran does, including their own citizens. They massacred 35,000 of them just a couple of weeks ago.” Collins tried to interrupt. FETTERMAN: “And the left… please! The left media is much more angry about this hospital, and it is a tragedy. But they didn’t seem as concerned about the Iranians massacring tens of thousands of their young people just a couple of weeks ago.” “So we agree on many parts, but we all disagree that it’s a good thing. Every single other Democrat in the caucus called it negative in terms.” Collins seemed shocked and paused. COLLINS: “Uh… we did cover the protests in Iran extensively here at CNN. They talked a lot about how internally people felt about the regime.” FETTERMAN: “Well, I don’t watch, so I don’t know. I’m talking about other left media.” COLLINS: “I understand. I just wanted to make that clear to our viewers that we did cover that. But just to be clear, you do believe that if the United States was responsible, the Pentagon should acknowledge that they accidentally hit a girl’s school?” FETTERMAN: “Yeah, I’ve said that. It seems they’ve already acknowledged those things. That letter is largely moot after what’s already come out. And I don’t know what your network talked about, but the New York Times is trying to convince America this has been a disaster. That’s categorically not true.” COLLINS: “I just think it deserves coverage. Given the number of children killed, it obviously matters what happened there. We’ll see what the Pentagon investigation says.” Collins tried to end the segment. COLLINS: “Senator John Fetterman, I appreciate your time tonight. Thank you for joining us.” FETTERMAN: “Oh, now, you don’t have to cut me off here.” [chuckles] Collins relented. COLLINS: “Go ahead, Senator, we’re not cutting you off.” FETTERMAN: “Well, you said it’s appropriate to cover it. It is appropriate. It’s a tragedy, absolutely. And now, if we’re on that, it’s entirely appropriate for you to apologize if you implied I don’t think it’s wrong to cover it. That’s not true. I just want to clarify that it seemed like a short shutoff to imply I didn’t want to cover it or that I don’t think it’s appropriate to talk about it.” COLLINS: “I’m not implying that. I just wanted to clarify for everyone watching. Senator, thank you. I always appreciate hearing your thoughts.” FETTERMAN: [Annoyed tone] “Yeah… thank you.”
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FETTERMAN: “And I would remind everybody listening right now, the United States never, ever targets civilians. Iran does, including their own citizens. They massacred 35,000 of them just a couple of weeks ago.” Collins tried to interrupt. FETTERMAN: “And the left… please! The left media is much more angry about this hospital, and it is a tragedy. But they didn’t seem as concerned about the Iranians massacring tens of thousands of their young people just a couple of weeks ago.” “So we agree on many parts, but we all disagree that it’s a good thing. Every single other Democrat in the caucus called it negative in terms.” Collins seemed shocked and paused. COLLINS: “Uh… we did cover the protests in Iran extensively here at CNN. They talked a lot about how internally people felt about the regime.” FETTERMAN: “Well, I don’t watch, so I don’t know. I’m talking about other left media.” COLLINS: “I understand. I just wanted to make that clear to our viewers that we did cover that. But just to be clear, you do believe that if the United States was responsible, the Pentagon should acknowledge that they accidentally hit a girl’s school?” FETTERMAN: “Yeah, I’ve said that. It seems they’ve already acknowledged those things. That letter is largely moot after what’s already come out. And I don’t know what your network talked about, but the New York Times is trying to convince America this has been a disaster. That’s categorically not true.” COLLINS: “I just think it deserves coverage. Given the number of children killed, it obviously matters what happened there. We’ll see what the Pentagon investigation says.” Collins tried to end the segment. COLLINS: “Senator John Fetterman, I appreciate your time tonight. Thank you for joining us.” FETTERMAN: “Oh, now, you don’t have to cut me off here.” [chuckles] Collins relented. COLLINS: “Go ahead, Senator, we’re not cutting you off.” FETTERMAN: “Well, you said it’s appropriate to cover it. It is appropriate. It’s a tragedy, absolutely. And now, if we’re on that, it’s entirely appropriate for you to apologize if you implied I don’t think it’s wrong to cover it. That’s not true. I just want to clarify that it seemed like a short shutoff to imply I didn’t want to cover it or that I don’t think it’s appropriate to talk about it.” COLLINS: “I’m not implying that. I just wanted to clarify for everyone watching. Senator, thank you. I always appreciate hearing your thoughts.” FETTERMAN: [Annoyed tone] “Yeah… thank you.”

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Senator John Fetterman just said what the vast majority of the Democrat Party is INCAPABLE of admitting about Minneapolis and immigration. He even pulled out a piece of paper showing the percentage of criminals arrested by ICE to illustrate his point. FETTERMAN: “What I am seeing it as it was a tragedy, I wish it never happened. I think we can all agree on that.” “Really what’s happening… it’s like we step back, where we brought that to as a Democratic, when I arrived in the Senate back in 2023, it was clear we are failing at our border.” “If you look at the kinds of things we’ve had, this is starting to happen. This is from The New York Times, that’s encounters at our border and it was skyrocketing.” “That’s unsustainable, when you reach almost 300,000 people, that’s unsustainable and we need to… as a Democrat it shouldn’t be unreasonable to want to secure our border.” “Let’s also talk about ICE. Absolutely, again what happened in Minneapolis was absolutely tragic. If you think now this is from The Washington Post, this is the latest statistics, these are people that ICE [has arrested].” “67% have criminal charges, pending ones… that’s more than two thirds of the people.”
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Senator John Fetterman just said what the vast majority of the Democrat Party is INCAPABLE of admitting about Minneapolis and immigration. He even pulled out a piece of paper showing the percentage of criminals arrested by ICE to illustrate his point. FETTERMAN: “What I am seeing it as it was a tragedy, I wish it never happened. I think we can all agree on that.” “Really what’s happening… it’s like we step back, where we brought that to as a Democratic, when I arrived in the Senate back in 2023, it was clear we are failing at our border.” “If you look at the kinds of things we’ve had, this is starting to happen. This is from The New York Times, that’s encounters at our border and it was skyrocketing.” “That’s unsustainable, when you reach almost 300,000 people, that’s unsustainable and we need to… as a Democrat it shouldn’t be unreasonable to want to secure our border.” “Let’s also talk about ICE. Absolutely, again what happened in Minneapolis was absolutely tragic. If you think now this is from The Washington Post, this is the latest statistics, these are people that ICE [has arrested].” “67% have criminal charges, pending ones… that’s more than two thirds of the people.”

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John Fetterman just delivered an epic response to the radicals in his own party after being asked about potential primary challenges. “I’m not afraid of telling the truth.” Sean Hannity pressed him: “Because you take a few positions that don’t toe the line, they’re talking about when your cycle comes up, they want to primary you. What is your response to them?” FETTERMAN: “I’m not afraid of telling the truth. As I’ve said, I’ll be the Democrat that refuses to lie to the base and pretend that this is right.” “You know, I’m proud to stand with Israel. I’m proud to say that we need to secure our border. I think it’s entirely appropriate to bomb the Iranian nuclear facilities and I refuse to call my fellow citizens Nazis or fascists or those things.” “I will agree, also, that we must keep our government open.” “If somebody wants to primary me or the party wants to vote me out, it’s like—I’m going to go down being honest and telling you that this is wrong to do these kinds of things.” “And I refuse to do that.”
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John Fetterman just delivered an epic response to the radicals in his own party after being asked about potential primary challenges. “I’m not afraid of telling the truth.” Sean Hannity pressed him: “Because you take a few positions that don’t toe the line, they’re talking about when your cycle comes up, they want to primary you. What is your response to them?” FETTERMAN: “I’m not afraid of telling the truth. As I’ve said, I’ll be the Democrat that refuses to lie to the base and pretend that this is right.” “You know, I’m proud to stand with Israel. I’m proud to say that we need to secure our border. I think it’s entirely appropriate to bomb the Iranian nuclear facilities and I refuse to call my fellow citizens Nazis or fascists or those things.” “I will agree, also, that we must keep our government open.” “If somebody wants to primary me or the party wants to vote me out, it’s like—I’m going to go down being honest and telling you that this is wrong to do these kinds of things.” “And I refuse to do that.”

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Senator Fetterman continues to shock the world as one of the only logical Democrats left in the party. On stage with Stephen A. Smith and Chris Cuomo, Fetterman dropped another insanely rational take, this time aimed directly at the radical voices within his own party. “I’m the only Democrat in my family. I grew up in a conservative part of Pennsylvania and I grew up and I know and I love people who voted for President Trump.” “But they are not fascists, they are not Nazis, they are not trying to destroy the constitution and those things.” “I refuse to call people Nazis or fascists.” “I would never compare anybody, anybody to Hitler and those things. That kind of extreme rhetoric is going to continue and we’re going to be more likely in resulting in extreme kind of outcomes and political violence and doing all these kinds of things, like Charlie Kirk.” “For me, all I can say is let people grieve, give people the space. I am not going to use that terrible thing—to make my argument and try to put out my views.” “It’s like my God, he is a father who had his neck blown out by a bullet, and now people have forgotten, President trump was in my state, was shot in the head.” “Could you imagine where our nation would be if he was hit in the same way as Kirk?” “We really got to turn the temperature down.”
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Senator Fetterman continues to shock the world as one of the only logical Democrats left in the party. On stage with Stephen A. Smith and Chris Cuomo, Fetterman dropped another insanely rational take, this time aimed directly at the radical voices within his own party. “I’m the only Democrat in my family. I grew up in a conservative part of Pennsylvania and I grew up and I know and I love people who voted for President Trump.” “But they are not fascists, they are not Nazis, they are not trying to destroy the constitution and those things.” “I refuse to call people Nazis or fascists.” “I would never compare anybody, anybody to Hitler and those things. That kind of extreme rhetoric is going to continue and we’re going to be more likely in resulting in extreme kind of outcomes and political violence and doing all these kinds of things, like Charlie Kirk.” “For me, all I can say is let people grieve, give people the space. I am not going to use that terrible thing—to make my argument and try to put out my views.” “It’s like my God, he is a father who had his neck blown out by a bullet, and now people have forgotten, President trump was in my state, was shot in the head.” “Could you imagine where our nation would be if he was hit in the same way as Kirk?” “We really got to turn the temperature down.”

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DeMarcus Cousins says he doesn’t like the way LeBron James was treated LA: “And you know we in this era now that you can’t really, you know speak on his behalf or it’s considered glazing or we paid by Klutch all this goofy sh*t but for the most part, you know, I grow up in the era of watching Bron like create the blueprint for the next guys coming up. So, I think he’s a legend in this game hands down. I just, I don’t know we kind of getting to a point where you know when it comes to our legends in the game, I don’t think they going out gracefully the way they should. I mean, from Melo to how CP was handled. We kind of watching how the Lakers just kind of act like Bron ain’t LeBron, like, you know what I mean? So, Kevin Durant, like, you know? So, I want him to go whenever he’s going to be appreciated and where he’s going to get the flowers he deserves.” (Via Road Trippin’ Show)
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DeMarcus Cousins says he doesn’t like the way LeBron James was treated LA: “And you know we in this era now that you can’t really, you know speak on his behalf or it’s considered glazing or we paid by Klutch all this goofy sh*t but for the most part, you know, I grow up in the era of watching Bron like create the blueprint for the next guys coming up. So, I think he’s a legend in this game hands down. I just, I don’t know we kind of getting to a point where you know when it comes to our legends in the game, I don’t think they going out gracefully the way they should. I mean, from Melo to how CP was handled. We kind of watching how the Lakers just kind of act like Bron ain’t LeBron, like, you know what I mean? So, Kevin Durant, like, you know? So, I want him to go whenever he’s going to be appreciated and where he’s going to get the flowers he deserves.” (Via Road Trippin’ Show)

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🦊 i finished wrapping up first my solo recently and as words from people around me started influencing me, it really stressed me out and it really started swaying my identity as a person…i was really burnt out for 3 months 🦊 i used to be someone that told people everything when i was going through a hard time like “i’m going through a tough time right now” but i don’t know when it started, but i couldn’t get myself to tell people around me anymore 👤 i wonder why? was it out of consideration for them? 🦊 that could be why…and i also felt like i needed to learn how to overcome things myself 🦊 i didn’t say anything to anyone and was going through it myself…then i thought about namjoon hyung so i went to him and asked him a lot of questions and one of the things he said to me was that he hopes i face the things that make me uncomfortable 🦊 i had conflicts with soobin and we had awkward phases but i wanted to erase all of these things one by one and i feel like there were also a lot of things that i had been misunderstanding, coming to think of it now…so i went up to soobin first and said “hey, let’s go get a drink”
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🦊 i finished wrapping up first my solo recently and as words from people around me started influencing me, it really stressed me out and it really started swaying my identity as a person…i was really burnt out for 3 months 🦊 i used to be someone that told people everything when i was going through a hard time like “i’m going through a tough time right now” but i don’t know when it started, but i couldn’t get myself to tell people around me anymore 👤 i wonder why? was it out of consideration for them? 🦊 that could be why…and i also felt like i needed to learn how to overcome things myself 🦊 i didn’t say anything to anyone and was going through it myself…then i thought about namjoon hyung so i went to him and asked him a lot of questions and one of the things he said to me was that he hopes i face the things that make me uncomfortable 🦊 i had conflicts with soobin and we had awkward phases but i wanted to erase all of these things one by one and i feel like there were also a lot of things that i had been misunderstanding, coming to think of it now…so i went up to soobin first and said “hey, let’s go get a drink”

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Bill Maher just got John Fetterman to admit the truth out loud — he feels “increasingly lonely” as a moderate Democrat. Maher said that is a feeling that they both share. Fetterman openly confessed that the party has completely abandoned its old values on Israel, border security, and government shutdowns. MAHER: “It's interesting because we often find ourselves sort of in the same place, politically, I think.” FETTERMAN: “Exactly. Yeah. When your values haven't changed but the party really has changed and has kind of put you at odds and...” MAHER: “Yeah, you used the term "increasingly lonely." You said you feel increasingly lonely as a Democrat.” “Do you want to unburden yourself and tell us about that?” FETTERMAN: “Some people think it is like a glamorous life. And it is not. At least for me—” MAHER: “Plainly.” FETTERMAN: “I mean...from a lonely perspective, the things that used to be part of our values here as a party, everything shifted.” “You know whether it is specifically Israel and the Jewish community, and now also the border security.” “And then also, recently, the two longest shutdowns in history.” “And I have had to vote against the caucus. I don't enjoy that. But we used to be the party that would always refuse to shut the government down.” “And we have now shut it down and dropped a lot of mass chaos, and I just couldn't be a part of that.”
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Bill Maher just got John Fetterman to admit the truth out loud — he feels “increasingly lonely” as a moderate Democrat. Maher said that is a feeling that they both share. Fetterman openly confessed that the party has completely abandoned its old values on Israel, border security, and government shutdowns. MAHER: “It's interesting because we often find ourselves sort of in the same place, politically, I think.” FETTERMAN: “Exactly. Yeah. When your values haven't changed but the party really has changed and has kind of put you at odds and...” MAHER: “Yeah, you used the term "increasingly lonely." You said you feel increasingly lonely as a Democrat.” “Do you want to unburden yourself and tell us about that?” FETTERMAN: “Some people think it is like a glamorous life. And it is not. At least for me—” MAHER: “Plainly.” FETTERMAN: “I mean...from a lonely perspective, the things that used to be part of our values here as a party, everything shifted.” “You know whether it is specifically Israel and the Jewish community, and now also the border security.” “And then also, recently, the two longest shutdowns in history.” “And I have had to vote against the caucus. I don't enjoy that. But we used to be the party that would always refuse to shut the government down.” “And we have now shut it down and dropped a lot of mass chaos, and I just couldn't be a part of that.”

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