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This past weekend, Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) was put back into the hospital.
While attending a Senate retreat, he experienced light headedness and was taken to a hospital where he remained for two days.
We have maintained all along that he was not medically fit for office and never should have continued after his massive stroke a few days before the primary.
Now some of his aides are opening up about how bad the situation really is.
We Were Duped
During the election, Fetterman kept his doctors away from the media, but it was pretty clear that he was struggling.
Even so, Fetterman insisted that his doctors had told him that he would be fine by January and ready to perform his duties.
I think we have all seen that is not the case, as Fetterman is still struggling to speak and comprehend the spoken word.
Fetterman’s Chief of Staff Adam Jentleson is now admitting the recovery may not be so quick.
He stated, “What you’re supposed to do to recover from this is do as little as possible, [Fetterman] was forced to do as much as possible — he had to get back to the campaign trail. It’s hard to claw that back.
“Before the stroke, he was the kind of person who loved the give-and-take with reporters.
“The challenge is to be able to get back to that place, given the current limitations.
“The stroke — after which he had a pacemaker and defibrillator implanted — also took a less apparent but very real psychological toll on Mr. Fetterman.”
So, his own aide is admitting that he is not only physically unable to perform his duties, but Fetterman’s mental health is also at risk right now.
Pennsylvania voters were duped, and now the entire country pays the price.
