Ben Terris

He has a regular fixture on Fox, and Republicans have actually come to his defense, you know, in some ways even more vociferously than Democrats. So I'm not so sure they will be losing him. But if they were to, you know, it could leave kind of a vacuum in the Democratic Party for that type of Democrat, the type of kind of heterodox Democrat who's willing to punch left,

who may lose a lot of support from the base, but may find a new audience who could become Democratic, the kind of Democratic senator who can go on Joe Rogan and chop it up with him, or who can appeal to these kind of rundown, Braddock-like towns all across America. I mean, he does have a kind of appeal that a lot of Democrats lack.

who may lose a lot of support from the base, but may find a new audience who could become Democratic, the kind of Democratic senator who can go on Joe Rogan and chop it up with him, or who can appeal to these kind of rundown, Braddock-like towns all across America. I mean, he does have a kind of appeal that a lot of Democrats lack.

who may lose a lot of support from the base, but may find a new audience who could become Democratic, the kind of Democratic senator who can go on Joe Rogan and chop it up with him, or who can appeal to these kind of rundown, Braddock-like towns all across America. I mean, he does have a kind of appeal that a lot of Democrats lack.

Yeah, so this was some great reporting by the Associated Press. And what they found is that the day before my story came out in New York Magazine, Fetterman was having a meeting with Teachers Union, and it very quickly kind of went off the rails. And what they reported is that he slammed his hands down on the desk and would say things like, why is everybody mad at me? Why is everybody mad at me?

Yeah, so this was some great reporting by the Associated Press. And what they found is that the day before my story came out in New York Magazine, Fetterman was having a meeting with Teachers Union, and it very quickly kind of went off the rails. And what they reported is that he slammed his hands down on the desk and would say things like, why is everybody mad at me? Why is everybody mad at me?

Yeah, so this was some great reporting by the Associated Press. And what they found is that the day before my story came out in New York Magazine, Fetterman was having a meeting with Teachers Union, and it very quickly kind of went off the rails. And what they reported is that he slammed his hands down on the desk and would say things like, why is everybody mad at me? Why is everybody mad at me?

Why does everybody hate me? and got kind of repetitive, and the meeting had to be ended quickly, and a member of Fetterman's staff started crying afterwards and was comforted by the teachers' union. You know, it's just another example of kind of a difficult moment in his office.

Why does everybody hate me? and got kind of repetitive, and the meeting had to be ended quickly, and a member of Fetterman's staff started crying afterwards and was comforted by the teachers' union. You know, it's just another example of kind of a difficult moment in his office.

Why does everybody hate me? and got kind of repetitive, and the meeting had to be ended quickly, and a member of Fetterman's staff started crying afterwards and was comforted by the teachers' union. You know, it's just another example of kind of a difficult moment in his office.

I would not be surprised if there were more and more stories like this. The Philadelphia Inquirer had a piece about how staff is worried that he's not up for the job. There's been a piece in Politico about how he... doesn't have a lot of allies in the Democratic Party, so he's kind of on an island of his own making.

I would not be surprised if there were more and more stories like this. The Philadelphia Inquirer had a piece about how staff is worried that he's not up for the job. There's been a piece in Politico about how he... doesn't have a lot of allies in the Democratic Party, so he's kind of on an island of his own making.

I would not be surprised if there were more and more stories like this. The Philadelphia Inquirer had a piece about how staff is worried that he's not up for the job. There's been a piece in Politico about how he... doesn't have a lot of allies in the Democratic Party, so he's kind of on an island of his own making.

A lot of politicians have been able to withstand difficult news cycles, knowing that eventually everybody's attention is going to go elsewhere. And in American politics today, people's attention is going all over the map, all over the place, all the time.

A lot of politicians have been able to withstand difficult news cycles, knowing that eventually everybody's attention is going to go elsewhere. And in American politics today, people's attention is going all over the map, all over the place, all the time.

A lot of politicians have been able to withstand difficult news cycles, knowing that eventually everybody's attention is going to go elsewhere. And in American politics today, people's attention is going all over the map, all over the place, all the time.