(WHTM) – Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) says he “should have quit” his 2022 U.S. Senate race after suffering a stroke four days before the primary. According to an excerpt of his new book “Unfettered,” Fetterman detailed the weeks and months ...

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WIRE. AND NEW TONIGHT, PENNSYLVANIA SENATOR JOHN FETTERMAN IS NOW REVEALING THAT IN HINDSIGHT, HE, QUOTE, SHOULD HAVE QUIT HIS 2022 U.S. SENATE RACE AFTER SUFFERING A STROKE. A MEDICAL EPISODE HAPPENING JUST FOUR DAYS BEFORE THE MAY PRIMARY. SO, ACCORDING ...

In the Facebook post, Booker acknowledged calls for him to run for the Senate seat that U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell, a Republican who was first elected to the office in 1984, will relinquish following the 2026 elections.

Charles Booker, a Democrat from Louisville's West End, is taking another shot at representing Kentucky in the U.S. Senate.