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lapucelle

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9. John Fetterman is not a centrist either, but he is closer to the center than any of the others.

Reply to yardwork (Reply #3)

Mon Jul 6, 2026, 10:40 AM

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Fetterman is the perfect example of a candidate people supported based on vibes and celebrity endorsements. Before he was elected senator, Fetterman had a record of strong support for Israel. Anti-Israel folks who feel betrayed should have done their homework.

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