'John Fetterman Has Completely Sold Out': Philly DA Slams Trump's 'Favorite Senator'
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Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) condemned Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner on Fox News for likening ICE agents to "wannabe Nazis."
Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner on Thursday said Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) has “completely sold out,” slamming the fellow Democrat on CNN for condemning rhetoric that likens U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to Nazis, saying it can “incite violence.”
“John Fetterman is ... the favorite Democratic senator of Donald Trump,” Krasner said during an appearance on “The Source with Kaitlin Collins.” “He’s said that repeatedly. And that’s because John Fetterman has completely sold out the principles on which he ran for office.”
“But what he’s been doing, for quite some time, for whatever reason — and we all know there may be a few reasons — is completely unacceptable for anyone who actually believes in democracy and who actually believes in the rule of law,” continued Krasner, who said he voted for Fetterman.
Conservative news outlets scrutinized Krasner earlier this week after he stated that ICE agents are “a small bunch of wannabe Nazis,” adding “we outnumber them” and warning they could be “hunted down” like the Nazis were after World War II. This led to a rebuke from Fetterman.
“That’s gross, and I absolutely condemn that, absolutely,” Fetterman said on Wednesday on Fox News. “Do not compare anyone to Nazis. Don’t use that kind of rhetoric. That can incite violence and ... I strongly reject that and condemn that kind of language in the strongest terms. You know, members of ICE are not Nazis.”
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