Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) is on a mission to remake his political image into one that is palatable to a new political state of affairs and recognizes the fact that his home state of Pennsylvania just voted for President-elect Donald Trump.
Fetterman’s latest rebranding effort began with meeting with some of Trump’s more controversial Cabinet nominees, and ended with making a Truth Social account. And in his first post on the platform, sounding more like a Republican than a Democrat, urged Trump to be pardoned for the “bulls**t” hush money case in New York City that allowed the Democratic Party to label Trump a convicted felon on the campaign trail.
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“The Trump hush money and Hunter Biden cases were both bulls**t, and pardons are appropriate,” Fetterman said in his post. “Weaponizing…
