John Fetterman's new memoir, Unfettered, chronicles his journey from a troubled childhood to his enduring commitment to the struggling town of Braddock, Pennsylvania. Unlike many who briefly joined social movements before moving on, Fetterman stayed, working with local youth and eventually becoming mayor after a narrow election win. His story is marked by personal challenges, including depression, a stroke, and the pressures of political life, all of which he addresses with brutal honesty. Fetterman's tenure in public office is defined by his willingness to take unpopular stands, his struggle with mental health, and his critique of the current state of the Democratic Party. Ultimately, the memoir paints a portrait of a deeply authentic and self-critical figure who remains dedicated to serving a forgotten America.