Disgusting:

[Wiz Imp]

17. Conor Lamb

As a member of Congress, Lamb sided with President Trump and Republicans frequently (far more often than Fetterman has as Senator, truthfully). He supported Trump’s border wall; opposed the HEROES Act, a 2020 Democratic COVID relief bill that was the precursor to the American Rescue Plan; and rejected a measure that sought to prevent President Trump from using the military against Black Lives Matter protesters. People unhappy with Fetterman would not be any happier with Lamb.

For the record, according to the ultra right wing Institute For Legislative Analysis, Fetterman has voted with Trump only about 5 to 6% of the time.

https://www.pennlive.com/politics/2025/10/how-much-do-pa-members-of-congress-align-with-trump-policies-trumpscore-vote-report-has-answers.html

How often do Pa. members of Congress align with Trump policies? Trump Score vote report has answers
Updated: Oct. 15, 2025, 9:16 a.m.|Published: Oct. 15, 2025, 5:10 a.m.
Among the least Trump-aligned Democratic lawmakers: Sen. John Fetterman, voting with the president only 6% of the time; and Pittsburgh-area Democrat Rep. Summer Lee (4.30%).

The ranking — dubbed “Trump Score” — was compiled by the Institute for Legislative Analysis, a conservative group with ties to several GOP organizations and political action committees, and whose leadership includes a four-term Ohio congressman endorsed by Trump.

https://analysis.limitedgov.org/lawmakers/F000479
For the record, Manchin's "Trump Score" was around 40% and Sinema was around 18%
https://analysis.limitedgov.org/lawmakers/M001183
https://analysis.limitedgov.org/lawmakers/M001183
Fetterman's record is nowhere remotely close to theirs and anybody who tries to compare them is completely clueless as to reality. (He's made a lot of stupid statements, but his voting record is more than solid. There are tons of Democratic Senators with worse "Trump Scores" from a Democratic viewpoint (meaning their scores are higher) than Fetterman)

https://theintercept.com/2021/08/06/conor-lamb-senate-pennsylvania/

During Lamb’s first session in Congress, he voted almost 70 percent of the time in line with Trump’s positions on issues like opposing a carbon tax, expressing support for the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency and denouncing calls to abolish ICE, and making signature pieces of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act permanent.

Lamb also voted in favor of a measure by former Rep. Steve King, R-Iowa, to fund a border wall under Trump and to extend the ongoing war in Iraq (he was one of just two Democrats to vote for extension). In addition, he voted against the HEROES Act, one of his party’s signature Covid-19 reliefs packages. Other votes Lamb took in recent years include a vote last year against a measure that would have prevented Trump from using military force against protests; a vote against a bill to decriminalize marijuana; and a vote in favor of a failed measure that would have prevented tax-paying families with an undocumented parent from receiving stimulus checks.

https://pittnews.com/article/166601/opinions/opinion-conor-lamb-cant-be-trusted-as-pas-next-senator/

Rep. Conor Lamb is usually described in a way that alludes to his centrist chops — moderate, Blue Dog and, my favorite, “a fine young normal white fellow.”

His brief tenure in the House of Representatives representing Pennsylvania’s 17th Congressional District has yielded indefensible votes — real gems such as voting to fund a border wall, prevent families with an undocumented parent from receiving stimulus checks and oppose marijuana decriminalization.

Lamb voted in line with Trump’s position an inexcusable 68% of the time during the 115th Congress, which he joined in April 2018 after winning a special election.