The New York Times Discovers Fetterman’s Unfit for Office

A campaign is an interview, but in the Pennsylvania Senate race, the media decided not to interview John Fetterman or talk about his debilitating stroke. If you asked any questions or suggested that Fetterman shouldn’t risk his health by running, they said you hated disabled people.

Well, now the New York Times has discovered that Fetterman is in bad shape because he didn’t take the recommended time to recover. He can’t understand speech, he says, because everyone sounds like the teacher from Peanuts — and he may never recover.

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