‘Senator for all Pennsylvanians’: Fetterman confirms he will meet with Trump
Pennsylvania Democratic Sen. John Fetterman has confirmed that he will be meeting with President-elect Trump before the upcoming presidential inauguration on January 20th. Fetterman expressed his willingness to meet with Trump, stating that he is the senator for all Pennsylvanians, regardless of their political affiliation.
The meeting is scheduled to take place over the weekend at Mar-a-Lago, marking the first known meeting between Trump and a sitting Democratic senator at the resort. Fetterman, who previously endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris for president, has been vocal about Trump’s strong support among voters in Pennsylvania, a key battleground state.
In a recent interview, Fetterman acknowledged the connection that Pennsylvania voters have with Trump, emphasizing the intensity of their support. Despite his endorsement of Harris, Fetterman has been open to engaging with individuals across the political spectrum in order to effectively represent his constituents.
Following Trump’s victory in Pennsylvania, Fetterman commended the former president for his success in the state and criticized Democratic rhetoric that demonized Trump and his supporters. He emphasized the importance of understanding and respecting differing political perspectives in order to bridge divides and foster productive dialogue.
As Fetterman prepares to meet with Trump, he remains committed to serving the interests of Pennsylvania and the nation as a whole. By engaging in constructive conversations with individuals from diverse backgrounds, Fetterman hopes to promote unity and collaboration in the political landscape.
