Senator John Fetterman (D-Pa.) confirmed on Wednesday night that he intends to continue caucusing with the Democratic Party, despite making a video appearance at the Republican National Committee's midterm convention. In a statement, Fetterman said, "My remarks introduced Dave McCormick as a great American and friend. We are in different parties, but we are both Team PA."
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Fetterman confirms continued support for Democratic caucus after GOP convention appearance
Senator John Fetterman of Pennsylvania stated that he will maintain his affiliation with the Democratic Party after appearing in a video at the Republican National Committee's midterm convention. He emphasized his friendship with Republican Dave McCormick despite their party differences.
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