Fetterman Warns Democrats of Trump's Stronghold in Pennsylvania Post-Assassination Attempt

Senator John Fetterman emphasizes Trump's deepened influence in Pennsylvania following a July assassination attempt, urging Democrats to respect his connection with voters.

Sen. John Fetterman notes that Trump's support in Pennsylvania has intensified since a gunman attempted to kill him at a July rally in Butler.
Fetterman criticizes fellow Democrats for labeling Trump a 'felon,' arguing the party should believe in redemption and second chances.
The senator describes Trump signs as ubiquitous in Pennsylvania, likening them to the 'state flower.'
Despite Vice President Kamala Harris leading in recent polls, Fetterman warns that the energy on the ground suggests a closer race.
Fetterman advises Harris to engage directly with Pennsylvania voters to address their concerns and secure their support.