John Fetterman still on mental ward but working from there: back soon

Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) ran for the U.S. Senate, had a debilitating stroke, and still beat Republican Mehmet Oz (R) due to the latter's inability to get more votes and his suckworthiness as a candidate. It seems like the GOP rarely gets it right in the nominating process. 

So, after John and his hoodie got into office it was discovered that his linguistic ability was on par with Joe Biden's and Kamala Harris', due to the stroke. He needed a machine to understand language while both Biden and Harris refuse any help.

Currently, Fetterman is on a mental ward at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center where he is likely being given anti-depressants, psychotherapy and U.S. Senate tasks, if you believe the latter. [See photo below.] However, it is not known whether he is being treated with ECT, (better known as Electro- Convulsive Therapy, or shock treatments), but it's unlikely as it affects memory and one Joe Biden is enough.

Fetterman's office says he'll 'be back soon' as his mental ward stay continues into its third week. 

Some skeptics are claiming the Senator might be dead and his Senate seat duties are being conducted by his wife Giselle, or at least she's hoping to take the seat in the future should he become even more incompetent than he already is.

"Productive morning with Senator Fetterman at Walter Reed discussing the rail safety legislation, Farm Bill and other Senate business," Fetterman's chief of staff, Adam Jentleson, wrote in a Monday tweet, including pictures of the senator working from a table at the hospital. [See photo above.]

"John is well on his way to recovery and wanted me to say how grateful he is for all the well wishes. He’s laser focused on PA & will be back soon," Jentleson added, indicating that he is no longer a danger to himself or others and that his medications seem to be doing the trick.

Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on the evening of Feb. 15 to be treated for clinical depression, his office said at the time, less than a week after checking out following a three-day stay for feelings of lightheadedness. Did I mention he also had a stroke, which could have contributed to what was happening in his head?

Last week, Fetterman's communications director, Joe Calvello, provided an update on the senator's health, saying he was "doing well," was working with doctors, and "remains on the path to recovery."

Meanwhile Giselle says that she's ready to go at a moment's notice to stand in for her psychologically unsound husband who not only suffers from depression, but has a pacemaker implant with a defibrillator to deal with his two heart conditions consisting of cardiomyopathy and atrial fibrillation.

The fact that the Democrats and Giselle still want him in the Senate is without a doubt, abusive and disgusting.

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John Fetterwoman: when pandering sounds like a bad joke

"These are my bloomers and I'm proud of them"
Photo: Mark Makela

Pennsylvania Lt. Governor John Fetterman is running for State Senate. In an effort to pander to pink, blue and green-haired, nipple-pierced, pro-abortion, virtue-signaling people with unusual genders, he misgendered himself. This had social media cringing with major discomfort and having 'WTF' thought bubbles floating above their heads.

 

At a rally on the outskirts of Philadelphia that featured local and national leadership of Planned Parenthood, Fetterman brandished a hot pink t-shirt that resembled bloomers that someone on "The View" might sport. Emblazoned on the item was the word “Fetterwoman” in the same font as his campaign logo, providing us with the possibility that someone on his campaign team is as brain-injured as him. Only an idiot, or someone who sadly suffered a stroke but was an idiot prior to the medical event, would come up with such a bad idea and thought it was brilliant.

Some conservatives mocked the idea. “The CRINGE will melt your face off,” Newsmax commentator Benny Johnson said on Twitter.

During the event, Fetterman and top abortion activists blasted Republican Senate candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz for calling abortion “murder” at the early stages of pregnancy — although the candidate’s campaign said that he supports exemptions for rape, incest, and life of the mother. “Women are the reason we can win,” Fetterman remarked. “Don’t piss women off.”

So he pandered to them, which is a sign that he thinks  women are stupid and will appreciate his attempt at wit but he came off as a nitwit instead.

Now that Fetterwoman is apparently identifying as a woman, (s)he may need to redo his/her campaign application and shave his/her goatee. As it stands now, however, Fetterwoman sits when she pees and has become a huge Judy Garland fan.

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Fetterwoman is running against Dr. Mehmet Oz for the senate seat but is afraid to debate Oz as his thought processes have worsened since the stroke. Like President Biden, Fetterwoman is unable to use abstract thinking to a large degree and has likely dropped enough IQ points to qualify him for the SNAP program.

(S)he should drop out of the race and take care of his medical needs.

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PA Senate candidate says "I agree with" cutting prison population by one-third on video

Pennsylvania Lt. Governor, recent stroke victim and Democratic Senate candidate John Fetterman voiced his approval of cutting the state's prison population by one-third in a 2020 video that was unearthed after his campaign accused his "Republican" opponent Mehmet Oz of lying in ads about Fetterman's beliefs.

Now let's not pretend Oz is the poster child for honesty--he had clearly supported abortion and now denies that he supports it. He has also voiced support for "red flag" laws that would allow the government to grab guns from people without proof of malicious intent. But now he tells Pennsylvania voters that he'll support the Second Amendment.

"Part of the hope, I gather, is that we'll make a system so that I can call in and say 'There's evidence besides my testimony that this person is dangerous. Look at their Facebook feed or social media postings. Or comments they've made to coworkers beside me. Do a little investigating. I'm alerting you, putting a little red flag up there saying this person is a concern,'" Oz told the audience on a previous episode of his show.

Earlier this month, Oz’s campaign released an ad saying, "John Fetterman wants to release one-third of prisoners and eliminate life sentences for murderers."

The Fetterman campaign asked TV networks not to run the ad due to "blatant lies and misinformation."

Except Oz isn't lying. 

Despite the Fetterman campaign’s claims, Fox News Digital has uncovered at least three previously unreported instances of Fetterman expressing support for reducing the prison population by one-third.

In a virtual panel discussing the state's prison system Oct. 7, 2020, Fetterman stated, "I was on a panel with Secretary Wetzel earlier, before the pandemic hit, and he said something remarkable that I agree with. He said, 'We could reduce our prison population by a third and not make anyone less safe in Pennsylvania.’ And that’s a profound statement."

In July 2020, Fetterman tweeted, "We could reduce our state prison population by 1/3, make us *no* less safe + save $1B a year."

In April 2020, PennLive reported that "Fetterman said the state could cut its inmate population by one-third by releasing non-violent offenders and older convicts."

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So it's a choice in PA as to which person is not the bigger liar. In my opinion, should Oz win, he would be pressured into keeping his latest promise. And Fetterman, now that he has been exposed, will likely keep his word and try reducing the prison population by a third.

If I had to make a choice, hold my nose and vote, I'd go with Oz as the lesser of the two liars.

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Dr. Oz on abortion: say what?

On Saturday at a rally in Selma, NC, former President Donald Trump endorsed Dr. Mehmet Oz for senator in Pennsylvania. 

But is Dr. Oz. really a conservative or just a guy who's playing the part and is merely a salesman scamming the public? Is he really a "conservative Republican" as he describes himself?

The best way to answer this question is to ask whether or not Dr. Oz supports or opposes the right to life of the unborn because this is one of the most defining question all conservatives agree on.

When he announced his senatorial bid, Dr. Oz said that "as a surgeon" he "knows how precious life is." He even showed a video clip of him kissing a baby.

Dr. Oz has tried to put the issue to bed with an op-ed in the Washington Examiner.

“From the moment of conception to natural death, all life is a miracle,” the TV doctor wrote. “I have literally held a baby’s tiny beating heart in my hand. And in that very moment, it is impossible to deny how precious every life is.”

“I will be a bold voice in the Senate and a proud champion for the pro-life movement. I won’t ever shy away from sharing my pro-life beliefs, even as pro-abortion advocates in medicine, the media and Big Tech try to silence me,” he says now.

But he hasn't always said the same in the past.

In 2019 at a Breakfast Club interview he admitted that he was "really worried" about the Alabama law banning most abortions, including the case of a mother's life at risk, and he was against "heartbeat laws." At the time he said that a baby's heart is not beating in the womb but only sending "electrical charges." He was clear that he did not agree with those who say life begins at conception.

“At a personal level, I wouldn’t want anyone in my family to have an abortion. I told my kids this, I mean I love the lives that they’re creating so much that I personally wouldn’t want it. But I don’t want to interfere with everyone else’s stuff because it’s hard enough getting through life as it is,” he said, taking the same position as "Cafeteria Catholics" like Joe Biden and the late Mario Cuomo. 

It's like saying: "I'm personally against murder but it's your choice in the matter.

Last December, Dr. Oz appeared in a friendly Fox News interview in which he was asked several times when he believes life begins. His answer was that it begins "when you're in the mother's womb." That certainly happens after conception, if you know anything about biology, and Dr. Oz should--he's a doctor.

“If I’m pro-life, then that’s a decision that comes back to the sanctity of when you think life does begin. And I believe that begins when you’re in the mother’s womb,” he said.

“Life’s already started when you’re in your mother’s womb,” he asserted when challenged, “But it’s a rathole to get trapped in the different ways to talk about it.”

Huh?

Soon after that interview, Oz tried to clean up his act and released a statement that basically said the same thing he wrote in his Examiner op-ed:

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“I believe life begins at conception. My whole life has been about saving lives. As a heart surgeon, I have held a beating heart in my hand, and I understand how precious life is — it’s why I am pro-life. As the senator for Pennsylvania, I will vote to protect the sanctity of life and the unborn.”

Well sure, this is what conservatives want to hear, but is it what Oz truly now believes after three years of singing a different tune?

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