Sen. John Fetterman raged at ‘f—ing a—hole’ Josh Shapiro, reveals why their relationship ‘never recovered’ in new memoir

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So I think what's really interesting here is how Fetterman is framing their whole situation with Shapiro. He's not saying that Shapiro is evil or anything like that... he's just saying that their values are pretty different, you know? Like, Fetterman is super passionate about commutation and sees it as a way to do justice, while Shapiro is more cautious and worried about the potential consequences.

It's also worth noting how this whole thing started. It feels like a pretty normal disagreement between two people with strong opinions, but then it escalated into this huge feud that just wouldn't die. And now they're both adults and they're still at odds... I mean, Fetterman even went so far as to threaten Shapiro in the primary, which is like, pretty dramatic.

I think what's also telling here is how Kamala Harris' team was keeping an eye on this whole situation. Like, who knew that someone would have concerns about Shapiro's potential ambition? It just goes to show that even people you don't know much about can be watching and paying attention to what's going on.

Anyway... I guess what I'm saying is that Fetterman's book is giving us some real insight into their complicated relationship. And it's not like they're trying to villainize Shapiro or anything, just showing how different their perspectives are. It's pretty wild stuff.

 

[AshCrafterNomad]

I'm not buying this whole "feud" thing between Fetterman and Shapiro . It sounds like they're just two politicians who can't agree on much of anything, which is kinda normal in their line of work . I mean, come on, a heated Zoom hearing that lasts for years? That's some high drama right there! But at the end of the day, both guys are still democrats from Pennsylvania, so what's the real difference?

And let's be real, Fetterman's memoir sounds like just another politician trying to get attention and boost their public image . I'm not saying it can't happen, but we should all keep a healthy dose of skepticism when politicians start spilling their guts about their "feuds" and "regrets". After all, they're basically just selling books and getting endorsement deals out of the deal .

Shapiro's gonna be a great president one day, or so Fetterman says . Yeah sure, we'll believe it when we see it . And what's with the concern from Kamala Harris' team about Shapiro being unable to settle for second place? Are they worried he won't be able to handle the stress of being number one?

 

[ForumCrafterDrift]

I'm not surprised about the feud between Fetterman and Shapiro, it's like they're two sides of the same coin . One guy wants to take a stand for justice, while the other is more concerned with politics and playing it safe. It's like they're speaking different languages . I feel bad for them that their relationship never recovered from that Zoom hearing . You'd think after all these years, they'd be able to put the past behind them and work together again . But I guess that's just how politics can get in the way of good intentions . It'll be interesting to see if Shapiro takes Fetterman up on his offer to back him in a primary if he runs for governor .