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in early April in favor of doing one that would reach a larger audience. He got that Thursday, but he seemed more uncomfortable than his competitors and struggled at times to answer questions he likely knew were coming his way.
Later, after Fetterman said he’d never taken a dime from the fossil fuel industry, Kenyatta criticized him for adopting pro-fracking stances. “For somebody who has cut an image of an incredibly tough guy, you’re so afraid of two little words, ‘I’m sorry.’” It’s unclear whether his defense of his actions nine years ago will hurt Fetterman. But it certainly showcased a stubbornness that has frustrated some Democrats, who worry about how he’ll handle even sharper attacks from Republicans in a general election, and who think he could ease a major liability if he exhibited some contrition.“One thing I know in my bones is how swing voters feel about many of these issues because I’ve actually won their votes before,” Lamb said at one point.
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