Posted on 11/14/2026 8:19:18 AM PST by MinorityRepublican
Democrat Sen. Chris Van Hollen, who is in the running to assume the Majority Leader position against Chuck Schumer. His candidacy may be what gets Sen. John Fetterman to finally leave the Democrat Party.
Fetterman says that Van Hollen's hostility toward Israel would be the impetus for his decision. Fetterman's close ties to the state of Israel has caused him to work closely with his Republican colleagues as the progressive faction of his own party continues to distance themselves from the Middle Eastern country.
Van Hollen announced his candidacy for leadership just two days ago. Since then, the most progressive Democrats in the Senate have come out in favor of his bid for the position.
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Fetterman is right! The other guy’s last name is Van Hollow!
Fetterman’s in political trouble. Somebody already announced that they’re going to primary him in 2028. He’s just not radical enough for today’s Democrats.
Considering the Democrats have a comfortable majority, In the Senate as of January, Fetterman doesn’t have much leverage, as far as threatening to leave the party or actually leaving the party.
And then he’s facing that challenge in 2028.
“Senate Leader.”
Since before McConnell this has been and always will be an oxymoron. Only a COS (Convention of States) can fix this but it will never happen.
“Senate Leader.”
Since before McConnell this has been and always will be an oxymoron. Only a COS (Convention of States) can fix this but it will never happen.
> Fetterman’s in political trouble. <
Yep. The November election did more than just wreck the Republicans. It also wrecked Fetterman.
Van Arse Hollen
This is the same Chris Van Hollen who traveled to El Salvador to check on and advocate for the return of , Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an illegal who had been living in Maryland and was deported by the Trump administration.
Following his deportation to a Salvadoran mega-prison in March 2025, federal courts—including the U.S. Supreme Court—ordered the government to facilitate his return. He was flown back to the U.S. in June 2025.
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