This is interesting. On one hand I agree with Big John to side 100% with Israel.
Just look at how the radical wing of the Democrats are going to browbeat him and others with like minds to go soft on the Jeffrey Dahmer wing of islam.
The candidate he is supporting is a radical and will be a very poor choice. I was happy to see so few people at the event.
Fetterman is not improving. Poor guy is just mailing it in.
Through it all he does see the evil that was unleashed to provoke Israel. Fettermanāsā support of Israel is solid and warms my soul. Big John has his strength in this stance.
This is a good report from the local news outlet.
Fetterman responded by saying, āThe joke is on you. I had a stroke. I canāt fully understand what you are saying.ā
The man was eventually escorted out by police. Then, another protester spoke out before leaving the event, yelling āFree Palestine. Ceasefire now!ā
This isnāt the first time Fetterman has been approached about not supporting a ceasefire in Gaza. Pittsburghās Action News 4 talked to a local author and activist who was escorted from another campaign event after asking the senator about the Middle East.
On Fettermanās official website, thereās a statement posted about Israel. It says in part, āNow is not the time to talk about a ceasefire. We must support Israel in their efforts to eliminate the Hamas terrorists who slaughtered innocent men, women, and children. Hamas does not want peace, they want to destroy Israel. We can talk about a ceasefire after Hamas is neutralized.ā
Big John, please donāt admit what we all can see.
Too soon for that. Maaaaybe heās evolving. Or maybe weāre seeing a few blind-squirrel data points.
Heās still gonna vote with the libs on most things. Thatās what matters to me for a Senator (or any congress critter) who is not from my voting sphere. When I see a change in his voting tally, then Iāll start looking to him for more.
Pennsylvania usually has one R and one D Senator. Best reflection of the state voter base.
If I am stuck with one Dem senator I want one that isnāt afraid to chase a hoodlum with a shotgun and is strongly in support of Israel and is willing to say whoa whoa whoa stop the clock on immigration.
Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) vowed Monday to work to block the $14.9 billion sale of U.S. Steel Corp. to Japanese steelmaker Nippon Steel, which he described as an āoutrageousā move.
The deal was announced Monday, prompting the stock prices of U.S. Steel to jump up 25 percent. Fetterman criticized the sale, saying in a post on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, that the move was āwrong for workers and wrong for Pennsylvania.ā