Dems sharpen Fetterman criticism after RNC appearance
Pennsylvania Democrats, including potential 2028 Senate candidates, are ramping up their criticism of Sen. John Fetterman after he appeared by video at the Republican midterm convention this week.
Pennsylvania Democrats are intensifying their criticism of Senator John Fetterman following his video appearance at the Republican midterm convention. Potential 2028 Senate candidates, such as Rep. Chris Deluzio, Rep. Conor Lamb, and Rep. Brendan Boyle, are making their discontent known. Lamb likened Fetterman's praise of the "great leader" for industrial efforts to a North Korean news broadcast, while Boyle expressed uncertainty about his future plans, stating he will choose his next position based on its impact on public policy.
Progressive Rep. Summer Lee also commented, saying that Pennsylvanians who previously dismissed Fetterman's acting are now eager to see him leave office in 2028. Fetterman's office declined to comment on the matter.
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