John Fetterman hates you.

More than 3.3 million Pennsylvanians voted for the Republican candidate in the last election — but don’t tell John Fetterman. He thinks Republican voters are racist, xenophobic, and homophobic — and he does not want their votes. 

In a newly unearthed video, Fetterman smears Republicans as racist — saying “racism” has always been a “part of the Republican base.” 

LISTEN: John Fetterman attacks Republican voters as racist — saying "racism" has always been a “part of the Republican base.” pic.twitter.com/hwqlIL5sLA

— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) October 29, 2022

This is just the latest example in Fetterman’s long history of insulting Pennsylvanians and Republican voters:

• 2008: Fetterman defended Barack Obama after he smeared small-town Pennsylvanians as “bitter.”
• 2016: Fetterman told those who “cheer” on President Trump, “frankly, I don’t want” your vote.
• 2018: Fetterman said Republican voters were “unreachable” due to “xenophobia” and “homophobia.”
• 2018: Fetterman said “racism” has always been a “part of the Republican base.”
• 2020: Fetterman begged Americans with traditional views to “vote for somebody else."
• 2020: Fetterman told Americans who prefer commonsense  immigration policies, “I don't want your vote.”
• 2021: Fetterman attacked NRA members as “the lunatic fringe of gun ownership.”

But now that an election is coming up, Fetterman is changing his tune by releasing “Republicans for Fetterman” ads. One of those ads features his parents — who claim to be “Trump-voting Republicans.” 

They are actually card-carrying Democrats. 

No matter how many fake ads he releases, Fetterman can’t hide his clear hatred of Pennsylvania voters.