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John Fetterman Political Misstep

27 Sep to 28 Sep
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Earlier this year, Fetterman warned that if Democrats became more entrenched in anti-Israel policy positions, he would exit the party, and has taken jabs at the party’s direction during this midterm election cycle as far-left progressives, like Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan, have emerged as standard-bearers.

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With speculation about whether he may defect from the Democratic party swirling around him, US senator John Fetterman described himself seemingly unintentionally as a “lifelong Republican” during a fireside chat in Texas over the weekend.

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  1. 27 Sep

    Fetterman also noted that his 'long-term concern has been with the Democratic Party, as I am a member of that, is that our party is going to back away and turn their back to Israel.'

    3 outlets · Daily Mail
  2. 28 Sep

    At the Texas Tribune Festival on Saturday, Fetterman expressed his belief that it was “entirely possible” for the Democratic party to clinch a majority in the Senate during the federal midterm elections in November, with Republicans being predicted to lose seats in Congress.

    2 outlets · The Guardian

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