John Fetterman is walking a tightrope.
Rumors in Washington spread that he was considering leaving the Democrat Party.
And John Fetterman tipped his hand on switching parties with one major move.
As American Patriot Daily reports:
Pennsylvania is one of the battlegrounds that keeps shifting right.
Republicans cut the Democrat Party’s historical registration edge from just over 600,000 votes to 200,000.
Trump won Pennsylvania by two points.
And Republican challenger Dave McCormick ousted three-term Democrat incumbent Bob Casey Jr.
Fetterman didn’t need a weatherman to tell him which way the wind was blowing after the election.
In the aftermath of the election, Fetterman – who will face the voters again in 2028 – made a big to-do about cozying up to Trump as much as possible.
Fetterman trekked to Mar-a-Lago to meet with Trump where Fetterman voiced support for Trump’s plan to acquire Greenland.
And Fetterman made sure reporters quoted him saying it was vital for the federal government to detain and deport illegal aliens.
“Technically, they’re already breaking the law…If you are here and you are breaking the law, well, then that’s the ultimate red flag that it’s like they absolutely got to go. And if you think that would make sense to an average voter,” Fetterman declared.
Fetterman also hopped on the bandwagon and voted for the Laken Riley Act.
This was all for show.
Fetterman’s careful calculations included making sure the Laken Riley Act was going to have enough support to pass before voting in favor.
But Fetterman was never actually going to break with the left on anything that mattered.
Fetterman voted against the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act which simply states that doctors must provide life-saving care if a baby survives a failed abortion attempt.
“I’ve always stood on the side of Roe and a woman’s right to make her own health care choices. It’s absurd to mandate criminalization because of those choices. Any bill that does so, including the Born-Alive Survivors Protection Act, is a NO from me,” Fetterman posted on social media.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz signed the most extreme abortion law in America eliminating that requirement.
Eight babies died after being born alive after an abortion procedure.
Pro-lifers contend that for all of Fetterman’s talk about being for common sense, Fetterman just voted to condemn babies to death.
And there is nothing common sense about that.
Fetterman will keep trying his attempted pivot to the center.
That’s because Fetterman is scared to death about running for re-election in an increasingly red Commonwealth when he is on record supporting radical policies like transgender surgeries for children.
Fetterman’s latest vote to allow babies to die following abortion procedures demonstrates that Fetterman’s post-election posturing was just for show.
