Fetterman

[tbh]

Anyone listen to him on Rogan yet?

Didn't catch the whole conversation, but it did give some context on why he takes some of the positions he does. I don't generally align with him politically, but he seems like a fairly normal, decent, everyday person (I say that having kin from PA, haha).

 

[Ritzwatch]

We should roll someone through Wal Mart still in their bed. Kinda "one up" them.

I volunteer. My conditions:

1. I have a family size stouffer’s lasagna in my lap and whoever is pushing me carries a two liter diet cherry lemon sundrop with a straw leading to the corner of my mouth.

2. The end of the bed has a flat screen playing anything staring Elizabeth Berkeley.

3. The underside of the bed has a flat loaded with Funyuns, adult diapers, motor oil and apple-persimmon deer corn.

4. I get to yell “Row Tide” randomly at passers by.

Those are my terms.

 

[W.TN.Orange Blood]

 

[SpaceCoastVol]

Doesn't matter if he changes. It matters how he votes.

 

[SlipKidVol]

Ill say this, he has made the most sense of any democratic senator in years

 

[Orangeslice13]

Ill say this, he has made the most sense of any democratic senator in years

Which is absolutely shocking

 

[norrislakevol]

Dude kind of just marches to his own drum in at least some ways. You can tell that by the way he dresses for sure.

 

[Majors]

Ill say this, he has made the most sense of any democratic senator in years

Nothing wrong with being honest. He understands the gig is up of the left controlling the narrative.

 

[NorthDallas40]

Ill say this, he has made the most sense of any democratic senator in years

It’s really crazy considering how he started. He is rational and sane and open to dialog. That’s exactly what we need in Congress regardless of their party. And him emphasizing he represents Pennsylvania was great. Finally somebody points out they work for their constituents and not their party. Sinema was another shocker.

 

[Orangeslice13]

It’s really crazy considering how he started. He is rational and sane and open to dialog. That’s exactly what we need in Congress regardless of their party. And him emphasizing he represents Pennsylvania was great. Finally somebody points out they work for their constituents and not their party. Sinema was another shocker.

I’m beyond surprised by him.
Nice to occasionally have someone representing the people looking forward instead of back

 

[Vol8188]

I’m very curious if the shift here (granted prestroke I knew nothing of the man and I’m only assuming there was a shift) is stroke related?

Either way, what little I’ve heard/seen of him (plan on doing his JRE episode this week and will have a better idea), I’ve been a big fan

 

[82_VOL_83]

I volunteer. My conditions:

1. I have a family size stouffer’s lasagna in my lap and whoever is pushing me carries a two liter diet cherry lemon sundrop with a straw leading to the corner of my mouth.

2. The end of the bed has a flat screen playing anything staring Elizabeth Berkeley.

3. The underside of the bed has a flat loaded with Funyuns, adult diapers, motor oil and apple-persimmon deer corn.

4. I get to yell “Row Tide” randomly at passers by.

Those are my terms.

2. Groce
4. High Tide