I was wrong on him. His record was terrible and to be fair, he was mentally out of it when he ran. His recovery has been stellar. He’s uniquely honest about his positions. I think he will be hard to beat.
Honestly I didn't think he was going to recover from his stroke and that he'd be a little more than a puppet in Congress. He was struggling with his speech heavily, struggling with what to say. I wasn't pulling for Oz either, really hated him as a candidate, although at the time I thought he might be the lesser of two evils so to speak. I've just been really shocked at the turn around. Fetterman is speaking well, he doesn't always tow the party line and will buck against trends, like in his support of Israel along with speaking to Trump's cabinet picks rather than automatically throwing them under the bus. In the last year or so he's just been a no-nonsense, rather sensible representative more often than not, and he's tended towards less partisanship.
I was wrong about him. He might be the most level headed person in Congress.
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It's an opinion piece written by someone not employed by the Star, but you have to question them for publishing it.I didn't want to put this in MFMF's actual thread...but the IndyStar can just fuck right off with this shit.
Notre Dame football shows how universities can do DEI right | Opinion
What I've learned from coach Marcus Freeman goes way beyond college football.
me as a MI resident seeing this tweet
similar thing was afoot in Eastern Oregon wasnt it? Few years back at least
