U.S. Senator John Fetterman is once again raising the possibility of leaving the Democratic Party, and he's making it clear that the party's position on Israel could play a major role in his decision.
In his first interview following the November midterm elections, the Pennsylvania senator suggested he could reconsider his party affiliation if Democrats continue moving further to the left.
Speaking with Fox News host Kayleigh McEnany on Saturday in America, Fetterman pointed to the party's direction and its support for Israel as major factors in determining whether he remains a Democrat.
Fetterman also raised concerns about the party's leadership, including the possibility of Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen challenging Chuck Schumer for the Democratic leadership position.
The comments add another layer of uncertainty to the Democratic Party's internal divisions, particularly over Israel, foreign policy and the direction of its leadership.
For now, Fetterman hasn't announced a party switch. But he's making one thing clear: his loyalty to the Democratic label may have limits.
Apparently, the party label isn't necessarily a lifetime membership.
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Source note: Star News TV · Nov 15, 2026 3:49 PM.
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