This Democrat says he's not leaving the Dem party — at least not right now
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West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin said that he does not plan on leaving the Democratic Party right now, following recent departures.
Manchin went on to support Sen. Kyrsten Sinema, I-Ariz., in her recent exit from the party. "I tremendously respect her decision and wish her the best," the West Virginia senator said. "I want to work with Kyrsten every day, the same as I have before." Aubrie Spady is a Freelance Production Assistant for Fox News Digital.
"I’m not a Washington Democrat, I don’t know what to tell you," Manchin told reporters on Monday. "But I have a lot of friends who aren’t Washington Republicans, and if a Washington independent is, as I said, more comfortable, you know, we’ll see what happens there, we’ll have to look."
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