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Well, you can praise specific actions. But Cheney, Kinzinger, and Massie are not Democratic allies. They are at best enemies who are momentarily aligned. And Fetterman is interested soley in Fetterman, so I'm glad he will be neutralized in the next Senate.
Oh, sure. But when LM is speaking positively of Fetterman, I expect she's also not thinking positively of his position on, say, making sure that women have liberal access to abortion services. There's always a context.
As for Fetterman in the next Senate, he's not likely to be "neutralized." At least, no more than progressive Senators (like Sanders) have been "neutralized." Yes, a bigger majority always reduces the influence of any faction of the party. But individual Senators always hold a lot of power, far more than any individual Representative.