Senator John Fetterman defended his stance on the Democratic Party during an appearance on The View, addressing criticisms about his political alignment. Fetterman, who was labeled a progressive when elected in 2022, has faced scrutiny for his views on key issues like fracking and immigration, and for meeting Donald Trump. Responding to questions regarding his commitment, he emphasized his opposition to the pardoning of January 6th rioters and reaffirmed his progressive values, humorously claiming he would not fit in as a Republican.
First, I just want to say I am so sorry for what happened to that officer. I mean, he's had a heart attack. His life he almost died.
I have been on record too saying I am not going to become a Republican, you know? Although maybe some people might be happy on one side, but I would make a pretty terrible Republican.
I would reject pardoning people that were involved in that. As for rightward? That's just that just happens not to be true.
I'm not going to change my party, and if I am going to do, I'm going to show up. I'll give you the exclusive. I can announce.
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