Sen. John Fetterman has been flirting with the idea of leaving the Democratic Party, specifically due to concerns about support for Israel.

Fetterman is viewed as a centrist lawmaker more in line with Schumer’s policy views than with socialists and progressives in the party.

The senator looks increasingly uncomfortable inside his party, which fits him today less like a well-worn hoodie than a rumpled suit.

Fetterman met with Benjamin Netanyahu in Washington, where the pair emphasized the close partnership between the U.S. and Israel.

The Pennsylvania senator has taken no money from AIPAC — unlike several Democrats considering challenging him in 2028.

Sen. John Fetterman has been flirting with the idea of leaving the Democratic Party, specifically due to concerns about support for Israel.

Fetterman vowed never to leave after previously saying he would leave the Democratic Party if it adopts an anti-Israel platform.