A new report paints Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman as a no-show lawmaker who skips constituents to focus on Israel, bad news for the voters who elected him as an economic populist.

• Former staffers describe him canceling meetings with paralyzed veterans, a children's hospital, and a state lawmaker representing poor families.
• He blew off a funeral for three police officers killed near his hometown after learning the ceremony would run three hours.
• He skipped nearly all of his committee hearings while making frequent Fox News appearances about Israel.
• Aides quietly buried a plan for him to publish an op-ed built on talking points from Israel's ambassador, fearing it could break the law on acting as a foreign agent.
• He met a pro-Israel donor and advocate the same day he brushed off a Pennsylvania official who had driven in to see him.

Outlook: The pressure will grow for Fetterman to explain himself or face speculation he switches parties, which would reshape the Senate math.