Conor Lamb Coming for Fetterman

Thanks for posting, OP. But his term isn't up until 2028, so whaddya gonna do?

Love him.

Voted for him in the primary, not Fetterman

Connor Lamb sounds like a soap opera character.

Good, let's get rid of Fetterman. Another Joe Lieberman with the got my mind on Israel and Israel on my mind bullshit.

Good.

Anybody else remember the good old days of the Democratic Party PA primaries in 2022, and DL's establishment crowned Fetterman the presumptive winner because he was clearly the better, more experienced choice.

Still stand behind your idiotic decision, assholes?

I'd drain Conor Lamb until his head caved in.

And I'd lick his shitter while you did that, r7.

I remember that during his first Congressional run he did an Instagram story in gray sweatpants, and he was swinging huge.

Maybe this time people want fall for that progressive bullshit that got Fetterman into office.

lol

Fetterman is the new Joe Manchin. Manchin was power hungry too. I think Fetterman is a disgrace. His clothing just belies a certain costume that is just for the public. Do you think if he had to go to funeral or a state dinner he would dress like that? No. It's to make the people in Pennsylvania think he man of the people. But dressing like that only tells me that you are redneck who won his state because he looks like a redneck, and he speaks a language that they think is about them. But his history in the Senate is one of violating the dress code, leaving at various moment to deal with his mental health issues ( which should have made him resign- I am sorry but if your mental illness is such that you have to leave your job- you can't do your job properly.), putting down other Democrats for their opinions( it's always best to shoot your own- he is a profile in courage), and putting his lips close to the trash dump called Trump. For that alone he should be replaced.

Manchin was from deeply red West Virginia, R12, not purple Pennsylvania. Fetterman is in a league of badness with Sinema, not Manchin.

[quote] And I'd lick his shitter while you did that

Works for me! When he slams into me and breeds me, make sure your tongue is deep in there......

If 2022 Conor Lamb had won - as a few of us here fervently wanted - we’d be taking about him as the Great White Hope of 2028.

Fetterman has become a full out Republican

It's the best news I read all day.

More details on Conor's Lamp Chop please and thank you.

Go, Connor, go! Fetter man is sickly anyway and should be ousted for this alone. Glad we have a ram among the sheep.🐑

Anything to stress out Shrek and pressure him leave the Senate before the 2028 election is a good thing.

GOOD. He’s so much more qualified

[QUOTE] Thanks for posting, OP. But his term isn't up until 2028, so whaddya gonna do?

Time flies, R1. 2028 will be here before you know it. And we need hopeful things to look forward to amidst the doom and gloom.

I agree.

I concur with the consensus above -- Conor Lamb is hot. I remember when we first talked about him back in his early Congressional election days.

"Is that a gun in your pocket, or are you just glad to see me?"

Has Lindsey won Fetterman over to her side?

R26, he dresses up as Princess Fiona in an attempt to woo Shrek Fetterman.

John Fetterman complains that he wants to go home. Fighting against MAGA has interrupted his beach time.

Glad Connor is coming for Fetterman. If however it were the case that Connor was cumming for Fetterman, I'd freak out.

Now that's the perfect body @ R24. Not too much, not too little, just right.

According to Dave Weigel, Conor Lamb wants to be attorney general in Pennsylvania because he wants to stay home with his kids. He isn't looking to replace Fetterman (who won't be leaving for six years anyway, unless he steps down early, which wouldn't surprise me).

Both offices are up for reelection in 2028, R31.

Conor Lamb should try for Governor, once Shapiro becomes President.

Shapiro, if reelected next year, would turn the governorship over to his Lt. Gov. if he were to be elected president in 2028.

Yeah, Conor Lamb will not be succeeding Shapiro for Governor.

Conor is better

Conor lost to Fetterman. That’s how much voters didn’t like him.

Millennials are just better than Gen X when it comes to politics.

The sooner that Gen X realizes this and moves out of the way, the better things will be for this country.

Which might change

[quote] Conor lost to Fetterman. That’s how much voters didn’t like him.

In a Democratic primary. Dominated by purist progressives. How did that work out for them?

Go, Conor, Go!

I read this is Conan O'Brien and Letterman and thought, is it 2010? And where does Leno fit into all of this?

Shapiro is never going to be President. Let go of that fantasy now. Dems will continue to lose if they keep putting up AIPAC's preferred candidates. A large segment of the Democratic Party's base will continue to stay home on election day.

Most Democrats couldn't care less about what AIPAC thinks. Only a tiny minority of Democrats are influenced by US policy on Israel/Gaza. Jobs and the economy are 1000% more important to them.

We have Fetterman because of progressive shitheads. Wake up, NYC.

[quote] Most Democrats couldn't care less about what AIPAC thinks. Only a tiny minority of Democrats are influenced by US policy on Israel/Gaza.

Sure, Jan. That’s why almost everyone of them takes AIPAC money. Fuck off.

[quote]Most Democrats couldn't care less about what AIPAC thinks. Only a tiny minority of Democrats are influenced by US policy on Israel/Gaza.

Sure, Jan. That’s why almost every one of them takes AIPAC money. Fuck off.

Fine. You don’t have to tell me twice.

[quote]We have Fetterman because of progressive shitheads. Wake up, NYC.

Fetterman didn’t win Pennsylvania because of progressives.

Someone needs to put Frankinfetterman out to pasture- Conor would be fine. But the dems have to have a white, Christian, straight, male, not old presidential candidate to win.

[quote] Fetterman didn’t win Pennsylvania because of progressives.

He got to the general because of progressives. Then he won there because of Doug Mastriano.

Let’s hope Mastriano has one more campaign in him!

Fetterman beat Dr. Oz.

It’s Shapiro who beat Doug Mastriano.

[quote] Fetterman beat Dr. Oz.

[quote] It’s Shapiro who beat Doug Mastriano.

I know, but it was Mastriano at the top of the ticket that depressed republican turnout statewide. It's why republicans are quite anxious that Mastriano might be looking at a rematch with Shapiro in '26.

Buttigieg Lamb or Lamb Buttigieg

2028

R63, today’s Inky in Philly mentioned the trepidation of the GOP at the prospect that he might run again

Fetterman is a faux Democrat. He is basically a MAGA and Israel disciple.

he's compromised by trump

As disappointing, as often infuriating, as Fetterman has been, he's been reliable democratic vote. And he caucuses with the Democrats.

not always

Example(s), please.

Conor Lamb can cum for me ANYTIME.

Conor Lamb is a DINO Dud.

That’s not true

Fetterman is a joke, barely competent. He needs to be kicked to the curb in his ridiculous track suit before he swings over to the Repugs after another election. Conor Lamb was an excellent Congressman in a tough district in Western PA/Pittsburgh. I'm all in for Lamb.

me too

Remember, Fetterman had a stroke about two years ago.

That can really change a person, depending on what areas of the brain were affected.

All of his “maggotry” has come AFTER he was incapacitated. So the person now isn’t the person the people of PA voted for.

Not defending, stating facts.

Trump has compromising material on him

Trump has either kompromat or is bribing most of the Republicans and some of the Democrats.

[QUOTE] Trump has compromising material on him

Then why does Fetterman keep voting against Trump’s domestic agenda, R69? I’m no fan of Fetterman but I’m not going to sit here and act like he’s some sort of Trump lackey.

Politico recognizing the regrets of Pennsylvania progressives.

[quote] Fetterman didn’t win Pennsylvania because of progressives.

Nice try with the gaslighting. That was Fetterman’s base. They did nothing but scream that Lamb was a centrist. Fuck off.

Democrats Chose John Fetterman Over Conor Lamb. Now There Are Regrets.

Progressives are wondering if maybe they were a little too tough on the once up-and-coming lawmaker.

Next up: the disaster of Zohran Mamdani. Another fuck-up by Progressives.

Unrelated. They aren’t anything alike

Fetterman says Democrats need to be nicer to Trump

Fetterman, Sinema, and Manchin walk into a bar.......

Who would you rather look at for 6 years? Gorgeous Conor Lamb or that ⬆️?

[quote] Fetterman, Sinema, and Manchin walk into a bar.......

Manchin, a Democrat who alone was able to get elected to the Senate from West Bugtussle, does NOT deserve to be lumped together with purple state elected Democratic senators.

Manchin and Sinema helped tank Biden's presidency.

If anything Fetterman doesn't need to be lumped in with THEM.

[quote] Manchin ... helped tank Biden's presidency.

Anything, I mean ANYTHING, that Biden got out of a West Virginia senator was gravy. And he got a lot. Manchin gave him a Senate majority his first two years, which not incidentally led to a record number of judicial nominations confirmed, all of whom received Manchin's votes in a narrow majority. Covid-related inflation & Biden's total inability to use the bully pulpit, one of the greatest advantages of a president, not Manchin, proved to be Biden's downfall.

Free Luigi!

Top Dems preparing to bounce Fetterman from the party

Somebody needed to do this. Fetterman is nuts and will go full MAGA. There’s no law against electing someone who completely switches his politics while in office?

Not to mention

[quote] There’s no law against electing someone who completely switches his politics while in office?

It can work both ways, at least in terms of caucusing with the other party. In the early aughts, Jim Jeffords, elected as a republican from Vermont, decided to caucus with the Democrats, giving the Democrats the majority.

Either way (cringe) it’s not right.

Despite everything else, hasn't Fetterman been a pretty reliable Democratic vote?

Fetterman is a basket case.

[QUOTE] Despite everything else, hasn't Fetterman been a pretty reliable Democratic vote?

Not when it comes to these shutdown votes, R90. He’s been voting with the Republicans every time.

He’s had the company of some other reliable anti-Trump voting senators, R92.

Those senators actually take stands against Trump, R93. I don’t think Fetterman has offered one critique of the administration in 10 months now.

He went to Mar-A-Lago to kiss the ring. Fuck him.

Don't start me on John Fakkerman, that "ridiculous, stroked-out closet Rethuglican Senator" from Western Pa who poses as a Democrat.

Fakkerman has another year to decide if he wants to run for re-election in Pennsylvania. In my brief chat with Chuck Schumer last week, I explained that Fakkerman will be on list of topics. Also, Shapiro and Lamb.

Fetterman voted to allow Trump to keep bombing boats in the Caribbean

Shapiro's big decision is whether to run for president or senator. He has a great shot at both.

I don’t believe Shapiro “has a great shot at” getting elected president. I don’t see much of a lane for him with Democratic caucus & primary voters.

100% agreed R99. Nobody is interested in Shapiro.

R100, I live in Pennsylvania and Governor Shapiro is well liked and respected by both Democrats and Republicans. That's very rare these days. He'd be an excellent President or Senator. To say "nobody is interested" is false.

Shapiro is hugely popular in Pennsylvania.

A Shapiro/Beshear ticket would beat anything the Republicans put up, especially Vance. Voters will want a big change in 2028.

It’s time to admit that Dems would have won 2024 if Shapiro had been on the ticket. Voters knew Kamala wasn’t competent and needed someone strong in the #2 spot to do all the real work.

Shapiro/AOC 28

People tend to like their governors, with whom they are more familiar. But that doesn't mean that popularity translates nationally. And as popular as Beshear might be in Kentucky, he wouldn't win the state if he was on a presidential ticket, whether as the presidential or vice presidential nominee.

[QUOTE] Shapiro is hugely popular in Pennsylvania.

New Quinnipac poll just came out that has Shapiro with a 60% approval rating in Pennsylvania, one of the highest rated Governors in the country. The Democrats can’t win the White House without Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin. Do the math. These Shapiro haters are clueless.

Pennsylvania hasn't had a budget since 7/1/25. Technically, The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is operating illegally.

Shapiro has had 3 1/2 months to whip the PA legislature in line. He has not. If he can't run Pennsylvania government effectively, how will be run the federal government effectively?

Maybe, just maybe, he should worry less about what's going on in Israel and more time on Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania has a divided Legislature…he can’t just pass anything he wants like Newsom can with a Democratic supermajority.

[quote]And as popular as Beshear might be in Kentucky, he wouldn't win the state if he was on a presidential ticket,

Well, Shapiro WILL win Pennsylvania. And Michigan and Wisconsin usually vote the same way as PA.

[QUOTE] Maybe, just maybe, he should worry less about what's going on in Israel

There it is. “He’s a Jew!”

That’s the most common argument I hear used against Shapiro. “Jew.”

[QUOTE] It’s time to admit that Dems would have won 2024 if Shapiro had been on the ticket. Voters knew Kamala wasn’t competent and needed someone strong in the #2 spot to do all the real work.

The Trump campaign breathed a sigh of relief when they saw Kamala picked Walz over Shapiro like a dumbass. One of the biggest whiffs in presidential campaign history.

"There it is. “He’s a Jew!”

So what if he's a Jew?

You're the one who blew that dog whistle, not me.