Kamala Harris has hosted her first rally for President alongside Tim Walz in Pennsylvania.
The radical Left duo even brought up Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) to speak about the election.
And Donald Trump can’t stop laughing at what John Fetterman just said about J.D. Vance to Kamala Harris’ face.
All eyes are on Pennsylvania
Only a small handful of swing states will ultimately decide who will win the White House in November.
The most valuable of those states is Pennsylvania and its 19 electoral votes.
Many political analysts have concluded that whoever wins Pennsylvania will end up winning the Presidency.
That’s why most Democrats were expecting Vice President Kamala Harris to recruit Pennsylvania’s Democrat governor, Josh Shapiro, as her running mate.
Shapiro has been widely considered to be a moderate and boasts a wildly positive approval rating in this critical state.
But Shapiro is also a Jew and has even served in the Israeli Defense Force (IDF).
Considering that the Democrat party is dealing with an internal civil war due to the radical Left sympathizing with Hamas terrorists, Harris does not want to rock the boat any further.
Harris is still aware that Pennsylvania is a high value target in her bid to win the White House, however.
That’s why she and her running mate Tim Walz held their first rally in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
John Fetterman sounds off on Presidential race
Since he represents Pennsylvania in the United States Senate, Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) attended Harris’ rally, where he delivered a brief speech.
This is despite the fact that he was one of Joe Biden’s biggest defenders up until the moment that he dropped out of the Presidential race.
His support for Biden comes from his own experience in 2022 when Fetterman had an extremely tough debate performance after suffering from a stroke one year prior.
According to reports, Fetterman apparently was a key figure in pressuring Kamala Harris to not select Governor Josh Shapiro as her running mate.
“Fetterman’s advisers suggested to Harris’ team that the senator believes that Shapiro is excessively focused on his own personal ambitions,” reported POLITICO. “His reservations about Shapiro reflect a long-running rivalry between the two ambitious Democrats, who have risen on parallel tracks in a politically crucial state.”
During his speech, Fetterman argued that voters should not consider supporting President Donald Trump and his Vice Presidential candidate, Senator J.D. Vance (R-OH).
Fetterman’s reason?
Because they are “weird dudes.”
“The choice could not be any more stark than this,” started Fetterman. “This election is about moving our country forward with Vice President Harris and Governor Walz or a couple of really, really, really, really weird dudes.”
Fetterman then dialed in on Vance directly, pointing to his relationship with his neighboring state’s Senator in Washington, D.C.
He ironically accused Vance of being a “seriously weird dude.”
“And look, I’ve got to tell you, I work with J.D. Vance, and I’m here to confirm that he is a seriously weird dude,” attacked Fetterman.
John Fetterman, however, is the last person in the country who should be calling someone else weird.
He famously elects to wear a dirty hooded sweatshirt when conducting business on the United States Senate floor, compared to every other person in the building who respectfully wears a suit.
But it is safe to say that if John Fetterman is the one calling you weird, then things must be looking good.
And it seems that this is something that both Trump and Vance will display as a badge of honor moving forward.