Fetterman says democrats are 'anti-men', shares support of war in Iran during talk show
- Senator John Fetterman stated that Democrats lost young male voters in the 2024 election by portraying men as 'part of the problem.'
- Fetterman noted that Democrats have been losing working-class male voters since at least 2016 and emphasized the importance of regaining their support without assigning blame.
- Donna Brazile observed that young men are uncertain about their societal role and compared their struggles to those historically faced by women.
- Representative Dan Crenshaw and Fetterman discussed cultural differences in parenting practices related to attitudes about masculinity and community norms.
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Fetterman says Democrats have become ‘anti-men,’ warns of young male voter exodus – Democratic Accent
Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., said Democrats alienated young male voters by increasingly portraying men as “part of the problem” during a wide-ranging discussion with Rep. Dan Crenshaw, R-Texas, and Donna Brazile about masculinity, parenting and the Democratic Party’s struggles with working-class men. “Well, without a doubt, though you know there’s part of the Democratic Party became more and more anti-men or describing that they were part of the …
Fetterman calls his own party ‘anti-men,’ backs military action in Iran on Bill Maher’s show
Senator John Fetterman went on national television and delivered a blunt diagnosis of his party’s problem with half the electorate: Democrats, he said, became “more and more anti-men”, and paid for it at the ballot box in 2024. The Pennsylvania Democrat made the remarks as a guest on HBO’s “Real Time with Bill Maher,” where...
Fetterman says Democrats have become ‘anti-men,’ warns of young male voter exodus
Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., said Democrats alienated young male voters by increasingly portraying men as "part of the problem" during a wide-ranging discussion with Rep. Dan Crenshaw, R-Texas, and Donna Brazile about masculinity, parenting and the Democratic Party's struggles with working-class men."Well, without a doubt, though you know there's part of the Democratic Party became more and more anti-men or describing that they were part of the p…
Fetterman Admits It’s ‘Lonely’ Breaking With Democrats As Party Drifts Left - Real News Now
Sen. John Fetterman admitted Friday that it has become increasingly “lonely” to be one of the few Democrats willing to publicly break with his party on major political fights. During an appearance on “Real Time With Bill Maher,” the Pennsylvania Democrat reflected on the backlash he has faced from fellow Democrats after repeatedly siding against the party line on issues including border security, government shutdowns and foreign policy. “I’ve, y…
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