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Giant of the Senate
Though we rightly celebrate the young volunteers who went South in the civil rights movement of the 1960s, most stayed only several months or perhaps a few years. Nowadays few remember the names of the small number who remained for the balance of their lives, like Charles Sherrod in southwest Georgia and Robert Mants in Lowndes County, Ala. Similarly, two decades later, someone could decide to become a community organizer on the Far South Side of Chicago before leaving after three years for Harvard Law School, a life in electoral politics, and a lazy retirement in multiple mansions.
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The Price of Democrats’ Extremism
In less than a week, Democrats went from elation’s heights to dejection’s depths. On Nov. 4, Democrats celebrated gubernatorial wins…
‘WASHED-UP IDIOT’: WH Nukes Couric Over Fetterman–Kirk Trap Question [WATCH]
![‘WASHED-UP IDIOT’: WH Nukes Couric Over Fetterman–Kirk Trap Question [WATCH]](https://hannity.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/Couric-300x166.png "Couric")
Couric tried — and failed — to bait Fetterman.
Fetterman Falls
“Fetterman Falls,” editorial cartoon by Tom Stiglich for The American Spectator on Nov. 14, 2025.
FETTERMAN HOSPITALIZED: Keystone Senator Under ‘Routine Observation’ After Fall, Jokes ‘If You Thought My Face Looked Bad Before…’
John Fetterman’s morning walk turned into a medical jolt — and a trip to the hospital.
Sen. Fetterman hospitalized after getting injured in a fall
A spokesperson for Sen. John Fetterman of Pennsylvania says that the Democrat has been hospitalized after falling while on a morning walk.
Fetterman was quoted as joking about the injury to his face in the statement released Thursday.
Fetterman is said to be doing well and opted to stay at the hospital so that doctors can ‘fine-tune’ his medicinal regimen.
“During an early-morning walk, Senator Fetterman sustained a fall near his home in Braddock. Out of an abundance of caution, he was transported to a hospital in Pittsburgh,” read the statement.
He is receiving routine observation at the hospital.
“Upon evaluation, it was established he had a ventricular fibrillation flare-up that led to Senator Fetterman feeling light-headed, falling to the ground, and hitting his face, with minor injuries,” the spokesperson added.
Fetterman is said to be doing well and opted to stay at the hospital so that doctors can “fine-tune” his medicinal regimen.
A comment from the senator was included: “If you thought my face looked bad before, wait until you see it now!”
Fetterman is one of the few Democrats who split from the party to vote to reopen the government after a budget impasse shut it down.
This is an developing story, and additional information may be added.
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John Fetterman Takes Shot At Democrats For Not Releasing Epstein Files When Biden Was President
‘We sat on those for four years’
THE LEFT IS WORSE: Fetterman Confirms Harshest Critics on the Left, ‘They Want Me to Die’ [WATCH]
![THE LEFT IS WORSE: Fetterman Confirms Harshest Critics on the Left, ‘They Want Me to Die’ [WATCH]](https://hannity.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/Fetterman-300x170.png "Fetterman")
During a recent CNN interview with Dana Bash, Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman revealed he’s experienced more hatred and vitriol from critics on the left side of the aisle.
Democrats admit to weaponizing shutdown for ‘leverage’ against GOP while Americans feel the sting
The Democrats’ narrative pinning blame for the government shutdown on Republicans is losing steam.
Left-leaning lawmakers have openly admitted that they are using the impending expiration of SNAP benefits as “leverage” against their GOP counterparts. This tactic has ignited significant backlash, even from those who typically align with them, including CNN anchor Jake Tapper and the American Federation of Government Employees.
‘Who’s winning, who’s losing? Well, 100% America loses with this.’
The fallout is increasing the pressure on congressional Democrats to work across the aisle to pass a clean continuing resolution, averting disruptions for SNAP recipients as benefits are set to lapse this Saturday.
“Republicans control the House, the Senate, and the White House. Frankly, this is our only moment of leverage,” Sen. Chris Coons (D-Del.) told C-SPAN on Thursday in reference to the government shutdown. Coons admitted that it was “a very unpleasant tool to use.”
Senate Republicans called Coons’ comments “absolutely deranged.”
“Chris Coons believes that denying Americans their SNAP benefits may be ‘unpleasant,’ but it’s worth doing because it gives Democrats political ‘leverage,’” Republicans wrote.
RELATED: Democrats’ shutdown blame game backfires — even Jake Tapper calls them out on SNAP benefits
John Fetterman. Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images
House Democratic Whip Katherine Clark (Mass.) similarly admitted during an interview in mid-October that her party was using the shutdown as leverage.
“Shutdowns are terrible, and of course, there will be families that are going to suffer. We take that responsibility very seriously. But it is one of the few leverage times we have,” Clark stated.
Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I.) told journalist Nicholas Ballasy this week that the shutdown is “the only lever we have.”
Ballasy also asked Sen. John Fetterman (D-Penn.) for his thoughts on the ongoing stalemate. Fetterman was one of the few Democrats to break ranks and vote for Republicans’ proposed continuing resolution.
“I’m not going to describe the lives of millions of Americans as, like, a euphemism, as ‘leverage.’ I mean, this isn’t a political game,” Fetterman told Ballasy on Tuesday.
“Who’s winning, who’s losing? Well, 100% America loses with this,” he concluded.
RELATED: Democrats brush off pressure from federal workers’ union to end government shutdown
John Thune. Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images
Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) used his time on the Senate floor on Wednesday to call out Democrat lawmakers for their controversial admissions.
Thune mentioned a comment from Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.), who previously said, “Every day gets better for us,” when referring to the shutdown.
“Lest there be any question about who is responsible for shutting the government down, make no mistake about it: These guys are the ones who are out there bragging about it ‘getting better for us every single day,’ or, ‘we have more leverage now,’” Thune stated.
Thune explained that 60 votes are required to pass the clean continuing resolution, noting that it has failed 13 times with only 55 votes.
“So, the question is, are there five people over there with a backbone? Five courageous Democrats?” he added.
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