Fetterman struggles on fundraising.

[Duncanpup]

He pisses me off i voted for this Neocon. I almost feel gullible like MAGA in buying Fetterman bull shit.
https://penncapital-star.com/campaigns-elections/u-s-sen-john-fetterman-fundraising-woes-continue/

[Easterncedar]

1. A lot of us feel duped

But at least we can see and admit our mistakes, unlike some.

[democratsruletheday]

2. Exactly...

BUH bye John...we hardly knew ye. He might lose the rest of what's left of his mind and maybe Shapiro can appoint someone else who has the energy to not only represent Pennsylvanians well but also not dress like a slob every day.

[2naSalit]

3. He probably isn't going...

Beyond this term. I hope there are decent challengers.

[DFW]

6. I hope he never faces challengers.

I hope he has the presence of mind to realize that his term in the Senate is not going as smoothly as he probably originally imagined. I hope he decides to retire from the Senate on his own. He brings too much unwelcome, distracting baggage for a difficult re-election campaign in a swing state. I’d hope he hears the music, and bows out gracefully.

[Tree Lady]

8. I think your right a primary with him

Would become a mess of a fight.

[2naSalit]

32. I agree...

But I don't see him stepping out either.

Who knows, hope he decides he should do something else.

[rogue emissary]

20. We had decent primary challengers against him last primary.

All Fetterman had was Bernie's endorsement and not wearing a suit. DU and a majority of Pennsylvania voters put him in the Senate.

Now he wears suits. Honestly, I have no idea if Bernie is going to endorse him again. Having a Nazi tattoo isn't a deal breaker for Bernie. So, Fetterman being a lapdog to Netanyahu might not be a deal breaker.

[Cha]

33. I have to say.. I was for Conor Lamb but

of course, got called out for him being a Centrist and JF being "so progressive".

[rogue emissary]

36. I liked Malcolm Kenyatta but thought Lamb would make a great senator as well.

[Easterncedar]

4. He really seems so broken. It's truly sad as well as disappointing

[Bettie]

5. I think the stroke changed him

I've seen people who, after a stroke, have had a complete personality change.

I think that's what happened. He's not who he used to be.

[gab13by13]

13. I agree,

I also gave him money and pushed for him over Lamb.
Moderate Dems didn’t want him because he was too progressive and then he finds a home with fascists, something in his brain was affected.

[Paladin]

7. He Goddamn well OUGHT to be struggling for funds.

He'd done entirely too much damage to Democrats for me to feel any sympathy for him. Pennsylvania needs to replace him just as soon as possible.

[BlueWaveNeverEnd]

9. "he holds a 41 point net approval rating among Republicans, while holding a 21 point net disapproval rating from fellow

he holds a 41 point net approval rating among Republicans, while holding a 21 point net disapproval rating from fellow Democrats. Independents were split 43% to 43%.

[pecosbob]

10. He wouldn't survive a primary IMO...but is that what Dems want? To hazard a Senate seat?

[gab13by13]

14. He's voting with Magats now.

[FBaggins]

17. 6% of the time

They may be issues that we care about a great deal... but risking handing the seat to someone who will get 100% is a tough ask

[Aristus]

11. Is he hitting up Republican donors? I think they would be more receptive to his message.

n/t

[peggysue2]

12. Don't beat yourself up too much

I'm doing that for both of us.

Yeah Fetterman has turned into a royal disappointment. I supported, donated and voted for the man, only to watch him squander a great opportunity to do some good for Pennsylvanians and the country at large. I did not foresee the Joe Manchin streak.

Fool me once, as they say.

[AStern]

15. Fetterman is why I'm skeptical about that guy in Maine

Cosplay working stiffs. Campaigning on issues/positions people want - doing the opposite once elected.

[JoseBalow]

34. Is he the guy that called for intifada?

[AStern]

35. No. He's the guy with the obvious Nazi tattoo

eom

[JoseBalow]

37. Oops sorry, I get them mixed up sometimes

So many to keep track of these days.

[LetMyPeopleVote]

16. I did not donate to him in last election and I will not donate to him this cycle

I liked Connor Lamb last cycle.

[groundloop]

25. The cold hard truth is that he's preferable to a MAGAT.

True, an honest to goodness liberal Democrat would be far better, but sometimes we have to settle for the lesser of 2 evils.

In the primary I'll support the best candidate whose name isn't Fetterman. But in the general election, if Fetterman somehow is the nominee again, I'll hold my nose and support him.

[republianmushroom]

18. To hell with the DINO'S.

[QueerDuck]

19. That's hopeful.

[Raine]

21. He still has 3yrs left

no telling what will happen during that time.

[yourout]

26. He's had enough health issues he may not survive it.

[ananda]

22. I bought it too.

And so did a whole lot of other people here.

Either that stroke changed him, or he was
running as a Republican in Dem clothing.

[Maru Kitteh]

23. GOOD. He fooled a bunch of us, don't feel lonely. Nt

[JI7]

24. What is he fundraising for ?

[moniss]

27. Don't be surprised if he flips. nt

[Vinca]

28. He can fuck off. He's a Trump toadie.

[Ritabert]

29. I want a donation back that I made previously

[Blue Owl]

30. I've blocked that traitor

And furious I donated to his campaign a few years ago

[IrishAfricanAmerican]

31. I had a bad feeling about him from the start...

His backstory didn't jibe right for me. However, having said that, if I were living in his district I would have voted for him too.

[Gore1FL]

38. Still better than Oz.

But, yeah. He needs to be replaced.

[H2O Man]

39. Recommended.

I have a strong dislike for him. He had potential, but my cousin -- who has known him for many years -- told me he has been very different since his stroke. And that happens. But he is no longer on our side. I advocate sending monopoly money to his campaign.