Remember when Democrats practically carried John Fetterman across the finish line in 2022 like a wounded soldier in a hoodie? They told us his stroke was no big deal, that he was perfectly fit to serve, that questioning his health was basically a hate crime. They spent millions propping up the big guy in gym shorts because they needed that Pennsylvania Senate seat more than they needed a senator who could string a sentence together on debate night.

Well, congratulations to the Democratic Party of Pennsylvania — your Frankenstein’s monster just wandered off the table and now nobody wants him back. Not one. Zero endorsements from his own state House delegation. Fantastic.

Let’s be clear about what “zero” means here. We’re not talking about “only a handful” or “just a few holdouts.” Every single Pennsylvania House Democrat was asked if they’d back Fetterman for re-election in 2028, and every single one of them said no. Some wouldn’t even return the call. That’s not a cold shoulder — that’s a restraining order.

So what did Fetterman do to earn himself political leprosy? He voted to confirm some of Trump’s Cabinet picks. He went on Fox News. He sided with Israel after October 7th instead of joining the pro-Hamas drum circle on college campuses.

The horror!

Here’s the part that really cooks their noodles: according to GovTrack, Fetterman ranked as the 17th most liberal senator in 2024. He voted with Democrats more often than half the caucus. The man is still a lefty by any sane measurement. But because he refused to call Israel an apartheid state and occasionally said nice things about working with Republicans, the progressive purity police declared him a traitor.

This is what happens in the modern Democratic Party. You can vote with them 90% of the time, but if you step out of line on the 10% they care about — Israel, identity politics, hating Fox News — you’re dead to them. There is no room for independent thought. There is no tolerance for disagreement. You either salute the flag or you get the firing squad.

(And these are the people who lecture us about “diversity of thought.” Classic.)

The funniest part? The same Democrats who told America to ignore Fetterman’s obvious health struggles because “he’s our guy” are now the ones saying they can’t support him. In 2022, they didn’t care that the man had trouble processing speech in real time during a live debate. They just needed the seat. Now that he’s actually in the seat and thinking for himself? Suddenly they have “concerns.”

You created this, Democrats. You recruited the hoodie-wearing populist because you thought he’d be your obedient progressive soldier. You told Pennsylvania voters he was the real deal — a blue-collar champion who’d fight for the working man. And now that he’s actually showing a tiny sliver of independence, you’re treating him like he showed up to Thanksgiving dinner wearing a MAGA hat.

Fetterman, to his credit, doesn’t seem to care. The guy’s been doing his own thing for months now — posting on social media, going on whatever show will have him, saying whatever pops into his head. Whether you agree with him or not, there’s something entertaining about watching one guy make an entire state party apparatus lose their minds just by refusing to follow orders.

Meanwhile, Pennsylvania Democrats are reportedly already shopping for a primary challenger. Because nothing says “we trust the voters” like trying to replace the guy the voters just elected four years ago.

Pop quiz: When was the last time you saw an entire state delegation refuse to endorse a sitting senator from their own party? This doesn’t happen. This is political excommunication. The Democratic Party in Pennsylvania has essentially told John Fetterman that he’s welcome to keep the title, but he’s not welcome at the cookout anymore.

And we’re just sitting here with our popcorn, watching the left eat their own. Again.

The lesson here is simple. Democrats don’t actually want independent thinkers. They want foot soldiers. They want people who will vote the way Chuck Schumer tells them to vote, say the things the base wants to hear, and never — ever — appear on a network that might ask them a real question. Fetterman broke that contract, and now he’s paying the price.

Will he survive a primary challenge? Maybe. The man won by five points in a tough year, and Pennsylvania voters seem to like the guy more than his own party does. But one thing’s for certain — watching Democrats try to destroy the monster they built with their own hands is the best political entertainment we’ve had all month.