Fetterman to meet with Trump at Mar-a-Lago

Senator John Fetterman discusses his intentions to meet with President-elect Trump, emphasizing his role as a senator for all Pennsylvanians. He addresses his approach to party alignment, nominee support, and bipartisan efforts. The conversation also covers the Lake and Riley Act, highlighting its implications on immigration and due process. Fetterman expresses openness to working with Republicans, reflecting on the shifting political landscape in the Senate.

What is Senator Fetterman's primary goal in meeting with President-elect Trump?

• To work together for a better Pennsylvania and nation

• To oppose all Trump nominees

• To discuss his appointment as Pope of Greenland

• To change his political party

How does Senator Fetterman describe his approach to party politics?

• He plans to switch to the Republican Party

• He strictly follows party lines

• He opposes all Trump nominees

• He chooses to follow his own beliefs

What is Fetterman's stance on RFK Jr.'s views on vaccines?

• He thinks RFK Jr. is pro-vaccine

• He believes RFK Jr. is anti-vaccine

• He has no opinion on the matter

• He opposes RFK Jr.'s views

What does the Lake and Riley Act propose regarding immigration?

• It allows deportation only after conviction

• It allows deportation of those accused of crimes

• It provides citizenship to illegal immigrants

• It has no impact on immigration

How has Senator Fetterman shown a willingness to work with Republicans?

• By attending meetings with Senate Republicans

• By refusing to meet with Trump

• By opposing all Democratic bills

• By switching to the Republican Party

What is the current political majority in the Senate?

• Republicans with a 53 seat majority

• Democrats with a 53 seat majority

• An equal split between parties

• Independents hold the majority

What is the significance of the Lake and Riley Act's advancement in the Senate?

• It marks the final approval of the bill

• It is a preliminary step towards passing the bill

• It has been rejected by the Senate

• It has no impact on current legislation