Hakeem Jeffries informs John Fetterman of Article I of the Constitution, and how CONGRESS declares war. NOT Trump.

[Miles Archer]

Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) said he was "baffled" Monday that his Senate colleagues weren't supporting President Donald Trump's decision to begin military strikes in Iran — and Democrats were furious at his comments.

The Pennsylvania Democrat's loyalty has increasingly been called into question as he has shown he was breaking with Democrats over the war in Iran, Politico reported.

"Every member in the U.S. Senate agrees we cannot allow Iran to acquire a nuclear weapon. I’m baffled why so many are unwilling to support the only action to achieve that. Empty sloganeering vs. commitment to global security — which is it?" Fetterman wrote on X.

“Well, John Fetterman knows better,” House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries told CNN. “Article I of the Constitution explicitly provides Congress with the authority to declare war. Period, full stop.”

https://www.rawstory.com/john-fetterman-iran-democrats/

[bluestarone]

1. Maybe Fetterman needs to look in the mirror

and see a dummy.

[durablend]

7. I'm sure he sees Trump in the mirror

"ME STRONG YEAH"

[Bread and Circuses]

2. I can't post what I'm thinking.... How about you .

[orangecrush]

11. Yup

[Resistance1]

12. I can

Fuck him!!!

[Bread and Circuses]

15. Hope you don't get dinged !

[MuirHero]

14. John Fetterman is my senator

I am a Democratic Committeeperson here in Pennsylvania. I get to vote at our endorsement convention in February of 2028 and if Fetterman decides to run again and seeks our endorsement I will be voting NO, as will virtually all of my fellow Democratic Committeepersons on my county's Democratic Committee. Fetterman needs to be primaried and mark my words, he WILL be primaried. We've had enough of John Fetterman here in Pennsylvania.

[Bread and Circuses]

16. Thanks for your insight...

And update about how PA Democrats are thinking. Many feel the same. He’s been dishonest about his positions from the beginning.

PA deserve great Democratic representatives !

[malthaussen]

22. A real disappointment.

I had hopes for the big lunk, but it appears his mind has turned into a pudding or he was conning everyone right from the start.

-- Mal

[debm55]

26. I am from the Pittsburgh area and as I said before, now I wish I had primaried him with Lamb.

[fujiyamasan]

3. Fetterman is too lazy to do the job

That’s why he’s happy to have the executive branch do the work.

He’s useless.

[Fiendish Thingy]

4. One-term turncoat says what? Nt

[BlueKota]

5. He really should change his first name!

Either Judas or Benedict would be most fitting.

[Cha]

6. THANK YOU, HAKEEM JEFFRIES! I EXPECT THIS

FROM FETTERMAN.

TY for explaining the Constitution to Fetterman.

[mysteryowl]

8. Sen Fetterman is a problem.

[Scalded Nun]

9. I would not be surprised to see him having dinner with Kyrsten Sinema.

[TygrBright]

10. John Fetterman has serious health issue that affect his cognitive capacity. n/t

[BigmanPigman]

13. Then he should resign right now!

We can elect a REAL dem in his place.

[Bread and Circuses]

18. I've not heard this...

If it’s true, he needs to be honest with his PA constituents and resign. He should seek medical care and rehabilitation. The job of US Senator requires much strength, stamina and intellectual acumen.

I know there are several very old senators and IMO they all need to resign.

[Sessuch]

25. "should know better"

He can't. I do not thinks he knows what knowing is.

[Buddyzbuddy]

17. I don't think it's cognitive, he seems to be doing a great job.

On behalf of Republicans. That's purposeful. I think this Administration might have something on him. It's hard to imagine he's done a complete 180° for any other reason. Not even his wife is saying anything, and she probably had better polling than him. When he experienced health issues, when he had mental and emotional issues, when he insisted on wearing casual clothing, Democrats were there for him, every step of the way.
This is something else, in my opinion. Either way, he needs help and he needs to resign.

[Skittles]

19. I'm pretty sure a lot of things baffle Fetterman these days

[BidenRocks]

20. Knock Knock! John? JOHN!

John's not here.

[slightlv]

21. Fetterman should have retired when he had his stroke (or was it a heart attack?)

I can't remember... but I do know he was unwell for quite some time. That should have been the hint that he started into politics a little too late in his life. He's just ruined his reputation and name for a long, long time. In addition to being someone who cried one thing politically when he wanted to be elected, and then turned around did the exact opposite once he WAS elected. Yes, I'm blaming it on the stroke. But damn... all these people who should have retired years ago... don't ANY of them have family that feels the need to be responsible for them?!

[LiberalArkie]

23. Probably waiting until he has enough time in to qualify for pension

[graycampervan]

24. Fetterman

Fetterman needs to go away.