Kamala Harris and her handlers were in for a rude awakening.
This time the call came from inside the house.
And John Fetterman broke some scary news to Kamala Harris about her chances in November.
John Fetterman warns Kamala Harris about Trump’s strength in Pennsylvania
Senator John Fetterman went to The Atlantic Festival with a message for Kamala Harris and the rest of the Democrat Party.
And that was they underestimated Trump’s chances of winning the pivotal state of Pennsylvania at their own peril.
Fetterman also warned that Kamala Harris and other Democrats were making a big mistake attacking Trump for being a “convicted felon.”
“I never agreed with our approach talking about how he’s a convicted felon,” Fetterman stated.
Fetterman claimed that messaging was a mistake because of the assassination attempt against Trump.
And Fetterman also seemed to hint that deep down he knew the case Alvin Bragg brought against Trump was bogus and that drawing attention to it would backfire on Democrats.
“I mean, I thought Democrats, we were the party that was all about second chances and that we’re not going to condemn somebody based on mistakes or things in that kind of situation. And I was convinced, too, that those kinds of trials – it’s not gonna have an impact on that. It’s like, what’s left? He’s been impeached twice. Now, it’s been two attempted assassinations – one where a bullet actually hit him,” Fetterman continued.
Fetterman warns Trump is stronger in Pennsylvania than Democrats think
Fetterman also told Democrats not to get drunk on poll numbers showing Kamala Harris holding a narrow lead over Trump in Pennsylvania.
The Pennsylvania Democrat explained that in his travels across the state he’s discovered that Trump’s appeal is broader than people think due to the anger over inflation and the open border.
“I also want people to understand, you know, and it’s not science, but there is, there is energy and there is kinds of anger on the ground in Pennsylvania, and people are very committed and – Trump is gonna be strong and we have to respect that. You can’t even understand it and it’s not like a science that can explain it but you just have to know that it’s real,” Fetterman continued.
Fetterman remarked that Trump’s bond with voters in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is real, and it only grew deeper following an assassin shooting him in the head on July 13 in Butler, Pennsylvania.
“You see that everywhere,” Fetterman declared. “Trump has created a special kind of a hold . . . and he’s remade the party and he has a special kind of place in Pennsylvania. I think that only deepened after that first assassination attempt.”
Pennsylvania is the most critical state on the map.
Whichever candidate wins Pennsylvania will win the election.
And that makes John Fetterman’s words of warning stick out even more.
