remains firmly aligned with progressive causes, a stance reflected in his voting record. One analysis gave him a 6% “Trump Score,” indicating he rarely votes in step with the administration. A party switch, based on his record and ideology, appears highly unlikely.

If Democrats are truly gearing up to push Fetterman out, it would be undeniable proof that the party has fully embraced a “small tent” philosophy. Step out of line, show even a shred of bipartisanship, or — heaven forbid — say something that doesn’t demonize President Trump, and you’re done.

The message couldn’t be clearer: independent thought will not be tolerated.

Fetterman, for his part, doesn’t seem the least bit rattled. When asked by Axios about reports of primary challengers, he shot back, “Enjoy your clickbait!” And when pressed for a follow-up, his only response was, “Please do not contact.” It’s classic Fetterman — blunt, dismissive, and clearly unbothered by the Democratic establishment’s latest tantrum.