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    1. This system is a pile of shit.

      If you get into office and change your tune to the opposite of what you ran on, we have to primary you? Shouldn’t that be cause for removal in its own? You work for me, idrgaf what your opinions are.

    2. Then the author is an idiot.  Compare his voting record to Collins and tell me there is no difference.  We need every vote we can get, and bad allies are much better than more opposition.

    3. SurroundTiny on

      he may have already but if the writer wants that to happen ( one less dem senator ) he’s an idiot . Glad the Dems have a new internal issue to fuck up 2028 and maybe the midterms too

    4. Happy_Feet333 on

      Whelp, if he stays, he counts towards Democratic control of the Senate. Which means Democrats control which bills come up for a vote, not Republicans.

      And if Supreme Court justices need to be nominated, they can be… unlike when Mitch McConnell refused to do so at the end of the Obama administration.

      So, do you want to make it harder to achieve control of the Senate or not?

    5. He’d be very strong as a Republican candidate in primary and general, and will almost certainly lose Democratic primary if anyone runs against him (high likelihood).

    6. If thats the way he feels the honorable thing to do is resign immediately leaving the party or switching parties is not representing the people who put him in power its representing himself. But my guess is not enough of a man to do the honorable thing.

    7. KilgoreTroutUnstuck on

      I keep seeing this. It’s as if nobody has given him the ole please don’t go treatment he’s thirsting for and so he just keeps threatening to leave.
      He’s like the bridge jumper who keeps saying he’s gonna jump and we’re all back by our cars saying, I double dog dare ya

    8. Dems will need another D win in the senate to head committees, etc. be careful what you wish for.

      He is as frustrating as it gets, but let’s not be stupid.

    9. MaxSchreckArt616 on

      He can leave the planet for all I care, just go away. Take all the other maga smooth brains with you. 

    10. dragoninthebigsky on

      Texas is dealing with this explosive-diarrhea causing bacteria at the moment. Apparently, the Democratic party has a similar issue to deal with.

    11. Cool, he should do this as soon as possible, like before his term is up so he does not run as a Democrat

    12. SSN_on_liquid_sand on

      He seems to be rather desperate for media attention lately. How are his campaign finances looking for reelection?

    13. We picked him so it’s mostly on us. We’ve got to vet and recruit candidates better.

      For now we just treat him like a kirsten sinema and hope he’ll vote with us when we need him. Then we primary him when his term is over.

      It’s easy to say F him online but it’s worse if we abandon him and he helps republicans replace scotus judged with 19 year old nazis.

    14. He’ll probably wait until after the midterms to decide whether or not to leave.

    15. Stop threatening us with a good time. Please. Just formalize it. You have been on the other side for longer we can count.

    16. Entirely cooncidental that the Republican party’s majority is slipping away

    17. JustLouie317 on

      He was always only going to be one term. He’ll get primaries by either side and lose.

      Good riddance.

    18. LuigiTheTweak_eth on

      There is something to be said about Senators who are not even beholden to their own parties.

      Fetterman is the Pennsylvania version of Joe Lieberman. Constituents deserve better than politicians who throw constituent allegiance to the wind whenever it doesn’t benefit them.

    19. preachers_kid on

      Hey Fetterman–GTFO. We don’t want you. Go away and never come back. Idea–leave our state.

      And get help. You’re a mess.

    20. Kind-Pride1151 on

      I’m a PA Democrat and Fetterman lost my vote. He’s going to switch parties. Bye, John! No matter what 2028 he is gone.

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