Breaking: PA Senate Debate an Utter Disaster
for Fetterman
Posted By: Dreadnought, 10/25/2022 9:55:40 PM
On Monday, John Fetterman’s campaign desperately sought to lower expectations for their candidate when he faced off against Republican nominee Dr. Mehmet Oz—even going so far as to suggest that they expected Fetterman to lose. I can assure you they didn’t lower expectations nearly enough. I watched the entire debate, and I have to admit that I sometimes felt bad for Fetterman. I’m sure he expected to have bounced back from the stroke quicker and stronger than he has, but Tuesday night’s debate performance merely demonstrated just how far he has to go in his recovery. Without a doubt
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