John Fetterman is skipping this week’s Democratic National Convention in Chicago, and, to hear it from him, it has nothing—literally nothing—to do with him scotch-taping photos of the Israeli hostages to his Senate office walls. Or attacking fellow Democrats Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar for falsely blaming a hospital bombing in Gaza on Israel. (“It’s tr…
John Fetterman Has No Regrets
After Fetterman unplugged from politicking, he became not a national hero, but a pariah of sorts. He had exposed, however unwittingly, the chaos that had engulfed the left. (Photo by Andrew Harnik via Getty Images)
Once a party darling, the senator’s pro-Israel stance has led to protests outside his home and detractors inside his office. Now, he tells Peter Savodnik, he’s skipping the DNC.
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