On the recordJune 24, 2025
If you throw that word around — ‘impeachment ’ — then you continue to cheapen what that word actually means.
If you throw that word around — ‘impeachment ’ — then you continue to cheapen what that word actually means.
Fetterman cautions against the casual use of 'impeachment' in political discourse.
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And now, if we do win, and I'm 51, people can remember, 'Hey, that's why it's mathematically possible to retain the majority,' because I was able to win a state like Pennsylvania.
If the Democratic Party votes me out or expels me, they’re always entitled to do that
How many times do I have to say it? And that's the point. So, wait until after the midterms and see what happens.