Pennsylvania Senator Fetterman Criticized for Missed Votes, Questionable Behavior
The Philadelphia Inquirer strongly criticized Senator John Fetterman for his high vote absence rate and limited engagement with colleagues and constituents, urging him to either fulfill his senatorial duties or resign. The editorial cites multiple sources indicating erratic behavior and staff departures, contrasting Fetterman’s overseas travel and media appearances with his lack of in-person interaction in Washington and Pennsylvania. Fetterman’s defense, citing family time and mental health struggles, is rejected by the Inquirer as insufficient justification for neglecting his public service responsibilities. The senator’s continued avoidance of town halls and direct constituent engagement further fuels calls for accountability ahead of the 2026 elections.
John Q. Hosedrinker