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Cornerstone Government Affairs Principal Cassie Smedile joins 'Mornings with FOX Business' to discuss Fairshake PAC targeting key House races, campaign fundraising and beef price concerns.

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AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - Fetterman rules out campaigning against Republican colleague McCormick, calling him a 'friend'

Pennsylvania Democrat John Fetterman says he will "absolutely never" campaign against GOP Sen. Dave McCormick, a stance that underscores just how far Fetterman has drifted from his own party's base. Fetterman made the declaration in an interview with the Washington Examiner, where he was asked whether he would take the field against McCormick when the […] The post Fetterman rules out campaigning against Republican colleague McCormick, calling him a 'friend' appeared first on American Almanac .

Pennsylvania Democrat John Fetterman says he will "absolutely never" campaign against GOP Sen. Dave McCormick, a stance that underscores just how far Fetterman has drifted from his own party's base. Fetterman made the declaration in an interview with the Washington Examiner, where he was asked whether he would take the field against McCormick when the Republican faces voters in 2030. His answer left no room for interpretation. "I would absolutely never move against my friend," Fetterman told the outlet. He declined to say whether he would go further and formally endorse McCormick, but the refusal to oppose a Republican incumbent puts him in rare company among sitting Democratic senators, and adds fresh fuel to an already intense debate…Open

Which states have senators who caucus with different parties?
Pennsylvania is one of only three states, along with Maine and Wisconsin, where the two senators caucus with different parties.
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What are the upcoming election years for Senators John Fetterman and Dave McCormick?
John Fetterman does not face voters again until 2028, while Dave McCormick's seat is not on the ballot until 2030.
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On which specific issues have Senators John Fetterman and Dave McCormick found common ground?
In a joint appearance on Fox Nation's "The Senate Project Series" on June 2, both senators agreed on condemning antisemitism, supporting Israel, stopping Iran's nuclear program, securing the border, and sanctioning Russia. They also both backed the sale of U.S. Steel.
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What is "Common Ground PA" and how does it function?
Common Ground PA is a bipartisan PAC that was filed with the Federal Election Commission by Senators John Fetterman and Dave McCormick. It is a joint fundraising operation that splits donor contributions between their respective campaigns and leadership PACs. According to Mike DeVanney, a McCormick campaign spokesman, the group is a donor-driven effort.
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What are the current approval and disapproval ratings for John Fetterman among Pennsylvania Democrats and Republicans according to a Quinnipiac University poll?
According to a recent Quinnipiac University poll, 69 percent of Pennsylvania Democrats disapprove of Fetterman's job performance, while only 19 percent approve. Conversely, 77 percent of Republicans approve of him, while just 12 percent disapprove.
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What did Pennsylvania Democrat John Fetterman say regarding a potential campaign against Republican Senator Dave McCormick in the future?
John Fetterman stated that he would "absolutely never" campaign against McCormick, referring to the Republican colleague as his "friend." This declaration was made during an interview with the Washington Examiner when asked if he would oppose McCormick when the Republican faces voters in 2030.
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