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Fetterman expose shows Democrats ‘eat their own’ who don’t toe the line, senator says

A Republican senator who entered Congress’ upper chamber in the same cycle as Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., recently commented on Fetterman’s cognitive issues, suggesting that they appear to be improving. Sen. Markwayne Mullin, R-Okla., told Fox News Digital that his interactions with Fetterman have been positive and constructive, despite the differences in their political views.

Mullin emphasized that he is not a doctor and cannot speak definitively about Fetterman’s health. However, he pointed out that the attention in the press surrounding Fetterman may be due to his diverging from the left wing of his party on certain key issues. Mullin noted that Fetterman faced backlash from some progressive supporters when he expressed support for Israel and took a stance against Iran.

In discussing Fetterman’s journey in politics, Mullin highlighted how Fetterman initially gained popularity in Pennsylvania but later faced challenges when he asserted his independence and spoke his mind, even if it meant disagreeing with his party. Mullin criticized the Democratic Party for its tendency to control its members and ostracize those who deviate from the party line.

Despite Fetterman’s past struggles, Mullin remarked that Fetterman’s health did not appear to be a significant issue during his recent campaign against Dr. Mehmet Oz. Mullin commended Fetterman for staying true to himself and defying expectations.

Mullin also suggested that Democrats may be behind negative stories about Fetterman, as they tend to turn on their own members who do not conform to party expectations. He emphasized that Fetterman is the one elected official in his office, and staff members who disagree with him should find employment elsewhere.

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In response to inquiries about Fetterman, Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., praised Fetterman for his dedication and work ethic. However, Sen. Chris Coons, D-Del., declined to comment when asked about Fetterman, signaling a reluctance to discuss the topic.

The article also mentioned that New York Magazine did not respond to requests for comment on the matter. Overall, the piece highlighted the complexities of Fetterman’s political journey and the challenges he has faced in navigating his role as a progressive figure in a changing political landscape.

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