Fetterman warns there is no longer 'common ground' with far-left Democrats over Israel
Sen. John Fetterman says he no longer sees any common ground with the far left on Israel and calls his 2028 primary challenger Ahmed Moor "pro-Hamas."
Senator John Fetterman stated that he no longer finds common ground with the far-left of the Democratic Party, particularly concerning their stance on Israel. He expressed concern over potential leadership challenges within the Senate and criticized his announced 2028 Democratic primary challenger, whom he labeled as “pro-Hamas.” Fetterman emphasized his unwavering support for Israel and his desire for bipartisan cooperation on other key issues.
- Sen. John Fetterman believes there is no longer common ground with the far-left Democrats regarding Israel.
- Fetterman criticized potential challenges to Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer, specifically mentioning Sen. Chris Van Hollen.
- He labeled his 2028 Democratic primary challenger, Ahmed Moor, as “pro-Hamas.”
- Fetterman called for bipartisan cooperation on issues like the national debt, AI, Iran, and Social Security.
- Moor’s campaign responded, stating he condemns violence and that Fetterman fails to represent his constituents.
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