Summary
Some top Democrats in Pennsylvania are planning to challenge Senator John Fetterman in the 2028 primary election. Fetterman, who became a Senator by winning a previously Republican seat in 2022, is popular among voters but faces criticism within his party for his less confrontational stance towards President Trump. Potential challengers include notable Democrats like Brendan Boyle, Chris Deluzio, and Conor Lamb, who have begun voicing their criticisms of Fetterman.
Key Facts
- Pennsylvania Democrats are considering running against Senator John Fetterman in the 2028 primary.
- Fetterman flipped a GOP Senate seat to Democratic in 2022.
- He is well-liked by voters but criticized by some Democrats for his approach to President Trump.
- Possible challengers include Reps. Brendan Boyle, Chris Deluzio, and former Rep. Conor Lamb.
- Boyle has criticized Fetterman as being too friendly towards President Trump.
- Deluzio is building his presence nationally and has attended events with prominent figures like Sen. Bernie Sanders.
- Lamb is praised by some progressive leaders for opposing Fetterman in the past.
- Some believe Fetterman might not seek reelection or could have presidential ambitions for 2028.
