I decided that I wanted to spend my career fighting inequality rather than making myself more comfortable. — John Fetterman Copy Share Image
If we turn our backs on the remaining industries and not reinvest in these places and just say 'You're on your own,' we will… — John Fetterman Copy Share Image
I said you could sue a ham sandwich. It's not going to change anything. Well, you can audit a ham sandwich, and it's not… — John Fetterman Copy Share Image
We must never stop pushing for equal protection under the law in Pennsylvania and across the country. — John Fetterman Copy Share Image
I have said this before. Donald Trump is very popular in Pennsylvania. We cannot afford to underestimate his popularity in our state. And I… — John Fetterman Copy Share Image
I'm proud that my family and I live across the street from a steel mill and a union hall. This is where my wife… — John Fetterman Copy Share Image
You can't live in a town like Braddock and not know exactly what gunfire sounds like. — John Fetterman Copy Share Image
I don't mean to look scary, it's just kind of what I have to work with. Maybe that's why my tattoos are literally the… — John Fetterman Copy Share Image
I'm in the camp that says that if you're to the right of South Dakota on anything, you should use that as a moment… — John Fetterman Copy Share Image
I've said to workers that I don't care what you agree with me on politically - I hope it's as many things as possible… — John Fetterman Copy Share Image
Whether it's leaders from my own town of Braddock or leaders across the state in Bucks County or Adams County, I'm committed to always… — John Fetterman Copy Share Image
If there's ever a boot that comes down to the union way of life or some other kind of arrangement or some kind of… — John Fetterman Copy Share Image
On my left arm, I have the zip code 15104. That's Braddock, Pennsylvania, my home and the community I was honored to serve as… — John Fetterman Copy Share Image
We can't let ourselves stop believing in Second Chances for everyone. That's why my role on the Board of Pardons is so important to… — John Fetterman Copy Share Image
