10 Reasons Fetterman Should Just Admit He’s Really a Republican

The senator refuses to walk in lockstep with his party, and doesn’t care one whit what his own colleagues say.

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Senator Fetterman speaks at a rally for Governor Walz October 2, 2024 at York, Pennsylvania. Andrew Harnik/Getty Images

Senator Fetterman, the Pennsylvania Democrat known for his slovenly dress and hulking frame, was once the darling of the party. But all that changed when he began to espouse some more mainstream — some say conservative — political stances, eschewing the woke claptrap of the liberal intelligentsia for commonsense positions.

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