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Sen. John Fetterman makes a surprise cameo praising Republicans at the GOP convention

The Democratic senator — who often takes heat from his own party for teaming up with Republicans — praised his fellow senator from Pennsylvania, who is a Republican.

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Sen. John Fetterman makes a surprise cameo praising Republicans at the GOP convention
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