Three cheers for John Fetterman refusing to blindly toe the Dems and Sunny Hostin & Cos party line
What if I told you the most sensible person in Washington, DC, is a tattooed Democrat from Pennsylvania who shows up to work in a sloppy black hoodie?Two years ago, I would have laughed at such a suggestion.But post-election, Sen.
John Fetterman has continued his metamorphosis into one of the most refreshing politicians of our time — bravely crossing partisan lines to call out nonsense and champion America’s bedrock values.On Monday, he humbled the women of “The View,” who seem to exist in 2025 simply to henpeck to death anyone who hasn’t enthusiastically enlisted in the Trump resistance.Fetterman patiently dismantled their extremely narrow view — calling Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg’s prosecution of Donald Trump politically motivated and defending his own right to execute his job as he sees fit.He did it without being a hysterical lunatic fishing for social media clout.And without raising his voice or, I suspect, his blood pressure.“Whether that’s a Democrat going after a Republican or a Republican going after a Democrat, I like to think I call it strikes and balls because the judicial system has to remain impartial.That’s really the cornerstone of our society,” he said of Bragg, who passed on prosecuting real criminals in the streets of New York City but threw the book at Trump.“I’m on record criticizing, going after Hunter Biden.
And I also agree that the [Trump hush-money] trial in this city, in New York, was politically motivated,” Fetterman said.Sunny Hostin — one of the shrillest voices of “The View” — couldn’t take it.“Just for clarification,” she condescendingly said, shaming this man for refusing to toe the party line.
“Did you mean that the 34-count case in which Donald Trump was found guilty of various financial crimes was politically motivated here in New York?” Not to be outdone by haughty Hostin, co-host Ana Navarro chimed in.In the preamble to her lecture, she noted that she had generously supported Re...