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Former President Donald J. Trump is striking dread into the hearts of Democrats with his “astonishing” appeal in Pennsylvania, and one of the key battleground state’s favorite sons suggested that he’s right up there with Taylor Swift.

Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) hasn’t been afraid to stand apart from his party’s pack mentality, coming out as an unshakable supporter of Israel which isn’t a popular stance with Democrats.

He also has been uncomfortably frank about Trump’s chances of winning the Keystone State in what could be a deciding factor in which party controls the White House and the trajectory of America.

The hoodie-clad galoot sat down for an interview with the New York Times and discussed his divergence from the party of “The Squad” on the Jewish nation’s conflict with the Hamas and Hezbollah terror organizations as well as the upcoming election and the Republican nominee’s chances of putting Pennsylvania’s 19 electoral votes on his side of the scoreboard on November 5.

“You’ve said that Trump has a special connection with the people of Pennsylvania,” interviewer Lulu Garcia-Navarro said, to which Fetterman replied, “One hundred percent.”

“Why? What is it that you see that he appeals to in your state?” the perplexed reporter asked.

“There’s a difference between not understanding, but also acknowledging that it exists and anybody spends time driving around, and you can see the intensity,” the senator replied. “It’s astonishing. I was doing an event in Indiana County, very, very red. And there was a superstore of Trump stuff, and it was a hundred feet long, and it was dozens of T-shirts and hats and bumper stickers and all kinds of…”

“I mean, it’s like, Where does this all come from? I mean It was almost like Taylor Swift kind of swag. It’s like of everything. It wasn’t just a sign,” he added. “It’s the kind of thing that has taken on its own life on that.”

“And it’s like something very special exists there. And that doesn’t mean that I admire it. It’s just — it’s real, and now [Elon] Musk is joining him. I mean, to a lot of people, that’s Tony Stark,” Fetterman said, likening the billionaire X owner to Iron Man’s alter ego.

“That’s the world’s richest guy. And he’s obviously, and undeniably, a brilliant guy, and he’s saying, Hey, that’s my guy for president. That’s going to really matter,” he warned.

Since it IS the New York Times, Fetterman’s favorable comparison of Trump to the leftist pop diva and America’s foremost Kansas City Chiefs fan was censored from the transcript that ran in the paper, kind of like “60 Minutes” did with the Kamala Harris’ interview.

In another part of the interview, Fetterman is trying to explain the union support for the former president when he referred to “truck nuts” which perplexed the elitist New York Times reporter.

“I’ll never forget, I live directly across the street from the steel mill, and we were doing an event there for [Hillary] Clinton, and I asked the union president, Hey, where are we on Trump? And he’s like, Yeah, probably half or 60 percent to two-thirds are voting for him. And I was like, Oh, that sucks. And then immediately there was a guy, he had a truck, and he had truck nuts on it. You know what truck nuts are?” Fetterman asked.

She responded, “Do I look as if I know what truck nuts are?”

“It’s balls hung on the hitch of a truck, and he honked, and he was like, ‘Go Trump!’ as he drove by, and it’s like, Hey, we’re in trouble and it’s undeniable,” Fetterman explained.

He also dismissed one of the Democrat conspiracy theories that’s been percolating, that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is meddling in the election.

“Are you concerned that Netanyahu is working to get Trump elected? “Garcia-Navarro asked.

“I don’t believe that. I don’t. And if you think that might be, I don’t know why it’s helpful to say that publicly,” Fetterman answered. “I have to believe all of those college protesting and a lot of those other things, they would give Hamas opportunity to rejoice a lot of this division. But now there’s not much left of them anymore to celebrate.”

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