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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsSens. Fetterman (D) and McCormick (R) form rare bipartisan fundraising committee
Sens. John Fetterman (D) and Dave McCormick (R) of Pennsylvania have set up a joint fundraising committee, according to a Federal Election Commission filing, a rare move for lawmakers from opposing political parties.
Called Common Ground PA, the joint committee has four PACs participating in it two associated with each senator, according to the July 6 FEC filing.
With joint fundraising committees, two or more candidates, party committees or PACs can raise money together, and donors can write a single big check rather than several smaller ones. Presidential candidates have historically used joint fundraising committees to bulk up their war chests ahead of general elections. Its unusual for the participants to be affiliated with different political parties.
The joint venture is fueling speculation that the GOP, including McCormick, has courted Fetterman to switch parties. Fetterman, who flipped his Pennsylvania seat in 2022, has at times bucked establishment Democrats and voted with Republicans on key issues, including supporting stricter immigration policies and voicing stronger support for Israel as it wages war in Gaza.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2026/07/09/sens-fetterman-d-mccormick-r-form-rare-bipartisan-fundraising-committee/
Called Common Ground PA, the joint committee has four PACs participating in it two associated with each senator, according to the July 6 FEC filing.
With joint fundraising committees, two or more candidates, party committees or PACs can raise money together, and donors can write a single big check rather than several smaller ones. Presidential candidates have historically used joint fundraising committees to bulk up their war chests ahead of general elections. Its unusual for the participants to be affiliated with different political parties.
The joint venture is fueling speculation that the GOP, including McCormick, has courted Fetterman to switch parties. Fetterman, who flipped his Pennsylvania seat in 2022, has at times bucked establishment Democrats and voted with Republicans on key issues, including supporting stricter immigration policies and voicing stronger support for Israel as it wages war in Gaza.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2026/07/09/sens-fetterman-d-mccormick-r-form-rare-bipartisan-fundraising-committee/
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demmiblue
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bluestarone
(22,672 posts)1. Well, i start this one out.
Fuck BOTH of them!!
Bluestocking
(944 posts)2. Fetterman is done as a Dem and he knows it
He will be primaried if he runs again, either as a an R or a D.
bucolic_frolic
(56,524 posts)3. Turncoat John
Voters will never believe him again
struggle4progress
(127,464 posts)4. So Fetterman's hanging out and running about with a mega MAGA man
LisaL
(48,318 posts)5. With Fetterman on it, does it really qualify as bipartisan?
spanone
(142,332 posts)6. Where's the Democrat?
QueerDuck
(2,518 posts)7. He's confirming what we all already knew about him. (And I'll just leave it at that for obvious reasons.)
I suspect that he still has fans lurking in the shadows.