John Fetterman Scoffs At His Fellow Democrats For Booing Him Over His Record Of Crossing Party Lines

Democrat Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman scoffed at Democrats and liberal activists on Tuesday who booed him during a “No Kings” protest in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

One activist at the protest, which was held on Saturday to stand in opposition of President Donald Trump, called out Fetterman for not being present at the event and accused him of wanting Democrats to “roll over and play dead.” After defending Trump’s parade in Washington, D.C. to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army, Fetterman said on Fox News’ “America’s Newsroom” that the Democrats’ “prerogative” is to attack those on their side for disagreeing with them.

“Well I think two things can be true. I think, absolutely, my unapologetic support of Israel and a secure border and to shut the government down, I have absolutely taken a hit from the base. I’m not sure why Democrats would boo a fellow Democrat, but that’s their prerogative now,” Fetterman said. “And now with the military parade, again, there was no goose stepping, and first of all let’s say stop comparing anyone, anything to the Nazis and those kinds of things, that’s crazy. And remember, that’s our soldiers, this is not an occupying force.”

Fetterman stated in an X post on Saturday that the U.S. Army parade is an “appropriate” way to commemorate the Army’s “sacrifice, dedication and service.”

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Fetterman has developed a strained relationship with some of his fellow Democrats for condemning the anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) riots, being a staunch defender