Dem Candidate Exposed for Vandalizing Local Business

Lt. Gov. John Fetterman listening to speakers. Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) Commissioner Robert Evanchick confirmed today that Trooper Martin F. Mack III, 33, and Trooper Branden T. Sisca, 29, were struck and killed by a driver earlier this morning on I-95 south in the area of milepost 18 in Philadelphia City, Philadelphia County. A male pedestrian was also struck and killed at the same time. .Philadelphia, PA – March 21, 2022. Via Wikimedia Commons.

Yet another damning report and video have come out showing Democrat Pennsylvania U.S. Senate candidate John Fetterman vandalizing a local business in his hometown of Braddock while he was mayor of that city in 2010.

The Daily Wire reports:

The then-owner of Club 804, Assim Chaudhry, and someone who was interested in buying the club at the time, Cordell Collins, showed up to a local city council meeting with a laptop where they then played a video showing Fetterman vandalizing the sign, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported in 2010.

Video showed Fetterman changing the sign from saying, “Opening Soon Under New Management” to “Closed Not Opening Soon.”

“This is the mayor,” Chaudhry said at the city council meeting. “This is who you guys have running this town.”

Fetterman didn’t hide the fact that he did it as he bragged about it to a local news station saying that vandalizing the sign was his way of putting the club on notice that he was going to try to shut them down.



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