Donald Trump has been called everything under the sun by the Democrats.
It takes a lot to surprise him with an attack.
But Trump’s jaw hit the floor when he heard the three words John Fetterman used to describe him and J.D. Vance.
Pennsylvania is the swing state that will likely decide the 2024 election
A few swing states will decide who becomes the next President of the United States.
And Pennsylvania is considered the most important of the swing states this cycle.
Political analysts and pundits believe that the winner of the Keystone State will win the 2024 race.
For that reason, many expected Vice President Kamala Harris to pick Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro to be her running mate.
Shapiro has a 61% approval rating in the swing state, which made him a slam dunk pick.
However, Shapiro is Jewish and served as a volunteer in the Israeli Defense Force (IDF), which made him a risky pick because he could have alienated pro-Palestine supporters in the swing state of Michigan.
Harris instead went with far-left Minnesota Governor Tim Walz.
Despite picking Walz, Harris knows that Pennsylvania is vital, which is why she announced her running mate in Philadelphia.
John Fetterman comments on the 2024 race
Since he represents Pennsylvania, Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) attended the Philadelphia rally and spoke briefly to the crowd about the Harris-Walz ticket.
Fetterman was one of Biden’s more vocal supporters among Congressional Democrats before he finally threw in the towel and dropped out of the race.
He empathized with Biden because many people doubted him in his 2022 Senate race against Dr. Mehmet Oz.
Fetterman suffered a stroke, and was nowhere near 100% in the general election.
He was barely able to speak in his debate against Dr. Oz.
Fetterman also reportedly bad-mouthed Shapiro to Harris.
POLITICO reported that “Fetterman’s advisers suggested to Harris’ team that the senator believes that Shapiro is excessively focused on his own personal ambitions. . .His reservations about Shapiro reflect a long-running rivalry between the two ambitious Democrats, who have risen on parallel tracks in a politically crucial state.”
Fetterman also said that Americans should not support Donald Trump and his running mate, Senator J.D. Vance (R-OH).
Fetterman said that they were “weird dudes.”
The Pennsylvania Senator said, “The choice could not be any more stark than this . . . This election is about moving our country forward with Vice President Harris and Governor Walz, or a couple of really, really, really, really weird dudes.”
Fetterman especially targeted Vance, his Senate colleague, and called him a “seriously weird dude.”
“And look, I’ve got to tell you, I work with J.D. Vance and I’m here to confirm that he is a seriously weird dude,” Fetterman added.
Fetterman and the Democrats are the last people that should be slandering anyone as weird.
Fetterman wears hoodies in the halls of Congress, and once chased down an innocent jogger with a shotgun.
The Democrats should probably pick a better attack line against Trump and Vance.
Informed American will keep you up-to-date on any developments to this ongoing story.
