Fetterman Chides Democrats, Saying Lack of Support on Laken Riley Act Shows Just Why They Lost

Congressman says supporting bipartisanship and the bill is ‘really common sense.’

AP/Alex Brandon
Senator Fetterman during a confirmation hearing on Capitol Hill. AP/Alex Brandon

Senator Fetterman is making a public campaign for bipartisanship following President Trump’s November victory, saying that Democrats have lost touch with voters especially on the issue of immigration and that his party members need to make an effort to work with the new Republican trifecta in Washington. 

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