John Fetter[wo]man interviewed: answers in code

In interview with MSNBC's Dasha Burns, Pennsylvania Senate hopeful John Fetter[wo]man reportedly needed to use a special closed captioning device to assist with his understanding of the words being said to him. It is unclear if the US Senate will provide Mr. Fetter[wo]man with the same device when he attends session, but it would be a great idea that they do, should the voters of Pennsylvania elect a person who makes Joe Biden seem somewhat more lucid than him. Of course, the possibility that Fetter[wo]man can win is real as he is running against Mehmet Oz, a TV physician who believes in abortion, says he does not any longer, and has hawked questionable products on the boob tube.

But without the magic of technology, John Fetter[wo]man would not be able to follow a normal conversation. For example, if someone asked, "Do you believe that Russia would employ tactical nuclear weapons against Ukraine?" he might instead hear: "Russia believes you do employ nuclear testicles against Ukraine." 

This would pose a real problem for the nation.

Although the media tends to give cover for Democrats and their nominees, Dasha Burns, to her credit, provided a more honest take on Fetter[wo]man's brain damage; and coming from MSNBC, this is truly amazing. She admitted that he "wasn't clear he was understanding the conservation." 

The 30-minute interview in question can be here, and you can decide for yourself if this guy should be running for public office. A shorter clip of the interview can be viewed on Twitter from the tweet below:

Pennsylvania Lt. Governor and Democratic Senate candidate John Fetterman sat down with @DashaBurns in an exclusive interview using closed captioning.

Fetterman discussed his recovery after suffering a stroke in the primaries and his race against Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz. pic.twitter.com/0fee1cKXgY

— NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt (@NBCNightlyNews) October 11, 2022

So if he's losing the media [aka the Left] he might lose the election, and his current lead is shrinking.

Remember, Fetterman said that he wants to decrease the prison population substantially. He is soft on crime and sympathetic to criminals and not their victims.

If the guy is using a computer [as you can plainly see on the video] who can say whether he's getting input on the device with answers? 

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Like politicians everywhere, he is using his stroke as a positive incident claiming that it gives him insight to be a more "empathetic" person, but he even had difficulty getting the word 'empathetic' out of his mouth as he stumbled over it many times. Had he been a crime victim, that may have provided him with empathy for those people rather than the criminals he seems to care about so much.

He is refusing to provide any media with his current medical records and this should be seen as a serious problem.

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