Fetterman calls Trump posts 'dangerous,' 'deeply wrong'

The HillThursday, November 20, 2025 at 11:35:23 PM
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Fetterman calls Trump posts 'dangerous,' 'deeply wrong'
  • Senator John Fetterman condemned President Trump's recent social media post that labeled Democratic lawmakers as 'traitors,' calling the rhetoric dangerous and unacceptable.
  • This incident highlights the increasing tensions between Trump and Democratic lawmakers, as well as the broader implications of political discourse in the U.S.
  • The situation reflects ongoing concerns about the safety of public officials and the potential for inflammatory language to escalate political divisions.
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