Sen. John Fetterman supports Trump's military parades, calls on Americans to celebrate regardless of politics

Senator John Fetterman, D-Pa., has voiced enactment for President Donald Trump’s subject parade, saying Americans should enactment it careless of politics.

"This parade is comprised of our sons, daughters, mothers and fathers — the precise champion of us. Regardless of your politics, it’s due to observe the 250 years of sacrifice, dedication and service," Fetterman posted connected X, Saturday.

Trump presided implicit a parade celebrating the 250th day of the US Army successful Washington, D.C., connected Saturday, successful which thousands of Americans flocked to the nation’s capital. The festivities included a show from the Army's Golden Knights Parachute team, which conducted a leap supra the crowd, aggregate flyovers, WWII Jeeps connected show and members of the subject waving to the crowds portion riding successful tanks down Constitution Ave. 

"Every different state celebrates their victories. It's astir clip America did, excessively — that's what we're doing tonight," helium said. 

"As we observe tonight, we besides deliberation of the hundreds of thousands of Army soldiers who person made the ultimate sacrifice for our federation and selflessly laid down their lives successful each war, from the gyration to the warfare connected terror, to the Gold Star families with america today," Trump told the D.C. crowd.

Sen. John Fetterman said Americans should enactment the subject parade careless of their politics.  (Scott Eisen/Getty Images)

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In Alexandria, Virginia, a "No Kings" anti-Trump protest took place. The protests were a nationwide objection against the president, and were besides supported by Walmart heiress Christy Walton. Alexandria’s subdivision was attended by estimates of 1,000 to 5,000 people. 

Fetterman was booed by attendees astatine the "No Kings" rally successful Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Fetterman, who was elected to the Senate aft surviving a debilitating stroke, was erstwhile a progressive darling but has since drawn the ire of his enactment for his views connected Israel and immigration.

The parade celebrated the 250th day of the US Army.  (Getty)

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"Now, this is not a rally for 1 party, we’ve got Democrats present today. We’ve got Republicans and Independents present today. We are looking to the leaders who volition combat for america because, adjacent today, determination are folks among the Democratic Party who deliberation we should rotation implicit and play dead. Anyone seen John Fetterman present today?" Leah Greenberg, the co-founder of the progressive nonprofit Indivisible, asked the assemblage astatine the Pennsylvania rally. The assemblage roundly booed the legislator successful response.

The Pennsylvania legislator was precocious the unfortunate of a scathing New York Magazine profile, successful which erstwhile staffers accused him of missing votes and being mentally unwell and erratic. Fetterman dismissed the study arsenic "a deed portion from a precise near publication," and told Bill Maher connected Saturday that his unit cynically exploited his wellness issues and turned connected him due to the fact that of his views connected Israel and immigration. 

The parade was held the aforesaid time arsenic anti-Trump "No Kings" protests were staged astir the country.  (AP Photo/Jenny Kane)

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"What happened aft Israel, and the border, and immoderate of the times I person to disagree with my party, that’s what brought america to that spot wherever benignant of a cancelling. It was a small spot of a antithetic thing. Now we’ve each moved connected from that… I’ve made 90% of the votes, nary of them were determinative, radical successful the Senate person missed much votes than I did, but they weren’t breaking the benignant of rules that I did, truthful they weaponized that successful a precise cynical way," Fetterman told Maher.