Fetterman's top comms staffers resign amid ongoing backlash against senator over his pro-Israel stance

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Three top communication staffers in Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman's office left for other left-leaning offices, all within the span of a month.

The departures come as the Pennsylvania Democrat has made headlines for his stances on Israel and immigration, separating him from his fellow Democrat colleagues.

Joe Calvello formerly worked as Fetterman's Director of Communications both in his Senate office and on his 2022 campaign. A statement released earlier this month by the City of Chicago announced that Calvello would be joining as Chief Strategy Officer in Chicago Democrat Mayor Brandon Johnson's office.

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"It’s an absolute honor and a privilege to come to Chicago and serve the people of this great city," Calvello said in the statement released.

Fetterman's Deputy Communication Director Nicholas Gavio shared on X on Friday that he would be joining the Working Families Party as Mid-Atlantic Communications Director.

Gavio also worked on Fetterman's 2022 campaign as well as in Sen. Bernie Sander's, I-Vt., office.

The Working Families Party is a progressive minor political party whose platforms include raising the minimum wage, increasing taxes on the rich, and environmental and educational reform. The party has