Jon Lovett

of not disturbing election as it's already begun.

And I think that's what Trump is worried about.

Yeah, there was a post by the Monroe County Democrats that said he's a traitor to Democrats, traitor to Pennsylvanians, traitor to those who work tirelessly to elect him.

And that's a defensible statement on some of these issues.

But according to Fetterman's, by Fetterman's count, he votes with Democrats 93% of the time.

He's pro-gay, he's pro-union, et cetera, et cetera.

He's taking these heterodox views that I find strange.

And he's doing it in a state that is not more red than an Arizona, for example, where you have people that have been much stronger against Democrats

Now, the stat that I saw that I found, like I didn't, I first couldn't believe it made sense mathematically.

It was a Harry Anton posted this, that Fetterman has had a 108 point drop among Democrats.

I was like, what do you mean?

It means he's gone from plus 68 to minus 40 among Democrats.

Now, I don't know if Fetterman's gonna run again in 2028, but it's very clear that he will have a huge problem if there is a primary challenge and there almost certainly would be given how weak he would be in a Democratic,

primary.

The question is how to keep him on side until then.

And I do think that's really, really important.

Even Fetterman says in that piece, if Democrats get to 51, who do you think the 51st vote would be?

And he's referring to himself.

So he's seeing what Power Mansion had, what Kyrsten Sinema had.

And he clearly enjoys being at the middle of things in a way that sort of feels vaguely