Updated
Updated · Benzinga · Aug 10
McCormick Praises Fetterman as 77% of Pennsylvania Republicans Back the Democrat
Updated
Updated · Benzinga · Aug 10

McCormick Praises Fetterman as 77% of Pennsylvania Republicans Back the Democrat

3 articles · Updated · Benzinga · Aug 10

Summary

  • Dave McCormick said John Fetterman has grown “very popular” by breaking with Democrats, calling the Pennsylvania Democrat a “good partner” who resists party “craziness.”
  • A July Quinnipiac poll underpinned that praise: 48% of Pennsylvania voters approved of Fetterman, with Republicans backing him 77%-12% while Democrats disapproved 69%-19%.
  • McCormick cast Fetterman as an exception to a party he said is swinging left, pointing to Abdul El-Sayed’s narrow Michigan Senate primary win over establishment-backed Haley Stevens.
  • Fetterman has also separated himself on Israel, saying last month he had no plans to leave the party but would do so if Democrats formally became “the anti-Israel party.”

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