Former Wyoming Senator John Fetterman has been laboring to adjust to life in the Senate since his election in November 2020. Fetterman, a Democrat, is the first person from his party to represent the state in the Senate since 1974. He has been working to build relationships with his colleagues, learn the rules and procedures of the Senate, and advocate for the issues he cares about.Fetterman has made it a priority to build relationships with his colleagues on both sides of the aisle. He has already reached out to Republican Senators Mike Enzi and John Barrasso, and he has met with Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer. Fetterman has also been working to build relationships with his Democratic colleagues, including Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren.Fetterman has also been learning the rules and procedures of the Senate. He has been attending orientation sessions and meeting with staff to learn how the Senate works. He has also been studying the legislative process and familiarizing himself with the different committees and their roles.Finally, Fetterman has been advocating for the issues he cares about. He has been vocal about his support for the Biden administration’s proposed infrastructure plan, as well as his opposition to the Keystone XL pipeline. He has also been speaking out about climate change, gun control, and other issues important to him.Fetterman’s efforts to adjust to life in the Senate demonstrate his commitment to representing Wyoming and advocating for the issues he cares about. As he continues to learn the ropes and build relationships with his colleagues, he will be an effective advocate for his constituents.