some buyer's remorse about ejecting George Santos?

Quite a few conservatives, despite deploring the scandal-ridden NYC District 3 Rep. George Santos (a Republican accused of multiple counts of fraud, but thus far not convicted), think that his ejection from Congress was a mistake. Styx comments:

In related news, John Fetterman, of all people, has come out saying that the Dems need to eject Senator Bob Menendez who, according to Fetterman—a fellow Democrat!—has committed far worse crimes than Santos (viz. Fetterman's "senator for Egypt" gibe, in reference to Menendez being in the pocket of foreign powers). 

For Fetterman to come out like this is shocking, especially in a time when Democrats (and, frankly, Republicans) tend to close ranks reflexively in an effort to protect their own. I admit I've said some unkind things about Fetterman—who appears to have regained some measure of coherency, post-stroke, when speaking—but I'll give credit where credit is due. Fetterman is also ruffling leftie feathers by clearly siding with Israel. (Don't buy the Hamas propaganda that Israel is committing genocide. That's Hamas itself, and essentially Hamas's charter: the destruction of Israel. As the righties like to say: when people keep telling you they want to kill you, believe them.)