In a bizarre twist that has political observers scratching their heads, Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) is suddenly playing political strategist for Republicans, urging President Trump to endorse establishment incumbent John Cornyn in Texas's heated GOP Senate primary.
The Pennsylvania Democrat claims Trump and Republicans have a golden opportunity to "lock down" Cornyn's seat by rallying behind the longtime senator, who faces serious primary challenges from America First conservatives tired of business-as-usual politics in Washington.
But Patriots should ask themselves: since when does Fetterman care about helping Republicans win elections? This is the same guy who can barely string together coherent sentences, yet now he's offering unsolicited campaign advice to the MAGA movement?
"They have the opportunity to lock down Sen. John Cornyn's hotly contested seat by coming together to endorse the incumbent," Fetterman suggested, according to reports.
Here's what's really happening: Democrats are terrified that a genuine America First candidate might knock off Cornyn in the primary. They'd rather face the predictable establishment Republican they know how to attack than deal with a true conservative fighter who actually represents Texas values.
Cornyn has been part of the Washington swamp for decades, often voting with Democrats on key issues while claiming to represent the Lone Star State. Meanwhile, his primary challengers are running on Trump's proven agenda of border security, America First trade policies, and draining the swamp.
The fact that Democrats like Fetterman are openly rooting for Cornyn tells you everything you need to know about where the Texas senator's true loyalties lie. When your political opponents are giving you campaign advice, that's usually a red flag that you're not fighting hard enough for conservative principles.
Texas deserves a senator who will stand with President Trump 100% of the time, not someone who cuts deals with the very Democrats trying to destroy our constitutional republic. The question isn't whether Republicans can "lock down" this seat – it's whether they'll choose a real conservative fighter or stick with another swamp creature who has Democrats' blessing.