The Disruptor
Contrarian and drawn to the edge; challenges the settled answer.
John Fetterman fits the Disruptor archetype through a career built on rejecting conventional political packaging. From his years as mayor of Braddock, where he made a struggling steel town a national story of reinvention, to his statewide campaigns, he has traded polish for blunt authenticity, hoodies and shorts included, forcing the Senate to debate its own dress norms.
“Yeah, yeah, I know. They make the argument that government can't work and then they go about proving it. So Tommy, I will admit, I was kind of surprised that Jordan didn't get it today or yesterday only because I figured when everyone was like, oh, Sean Hannity's producers sending out letters, they're threatening people, right?”
“Washington and the Republicans seem like assholes, but I also am wondering who's going to speak to me, who's going to help me. And when you start thinking about that, you're like, oh yeah, how does Biden, who's got to deal with all these international challenges because they've fallen in his lap and he has no choice?”
“It's a lot of indictments. So, voters, and not just Republicans and independents, but also Democrats keep telling pollsters they are worried about Joe Biden's age, and they don't think he's done enough to bring down prices, even though inflation is starting to come down.”
“John We have an outstanding show for you tonight. John Fetterman is here Virginia State Senate candidate Jennifer Carroll Foy is here. Chef Jose Andres is here And we are so lucky to be joined by our old friend, part of the Crooked family, and now the host of Simone on MSNBC, Simone Sanders Townsend.”
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