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Fetterman says he won't campaign against fellow Pennsylvania Sen. McCormick
Pennsylvania Democratic Sen. John Fetterman said he wouldn’t campaign against Pennsylvania Republican Sen. Dave McCormick because he couldn’t campaign against his friend.
During an interview with the Washington Examiner, Fetterman was asked if he would support McCormick if he decided to run for Senate again in four years.
“Well, I would absolutely never move against my friend,” Fetterman said.
He called McCormick a “great guy.”
The two Pennsylvania senators have done many media hits together and co-sponsored bipartisan legislation together, according to The Hill newspaper.
McCormick recently praised Fetterman during an interview over the weekend.
“He’s willing to stand up and call out the craziness that’s happening in his party,” McCormick said. “It’s made him unpopular with some of the people in his party.”
There have been some reports of Fetterman potentially flipping parties and becoming a Republican, but he has denied all of those reports.