Tucker again questions John Fetterman’s mental state after his recent debate. Highlights include:
“Two days before the democratic senate primary in Pennsylvania back in May, staffers for the John Fetterman campaign announced that their candidate had tragically suffered a stroke, but no problem. In a written statement, purportedly written by John Fetterman himself from the hospital, Fetterman announced that he was ‘absolutely fine.'”
“So the primary continued as planned with Fetterman’s name on the ballot and Fetterman won, he became the democratic nominee, and that was the last that most voters heard about John Fetterman’s stroke. For months, Fetterman remained in semi-seclusion. Then as the campaign progressed and the polls tightened, he began to venture out, he had no choice, and video clips surfaced of Fetterman speaking at rallies in what seemed to be a bizarre and highly disjointed way. Some began to wonder if he’d really suffered ‘no cognitive damage’ from his stroke.”
“Then, Fetterman appeared on stage for his first and only debate and settled this question for all time. John Fetterman, it turns out, is not capable of driving a car. He should not be allowed to operate a microwave oven. There is no chance that under any imaginable circumstances John Fetterman could ‘serve’ in the US Senate. It’s not a close call.”
“It’s not really that surprising to anyone who’s been following John Fetterman for the past five months. You knew that he was profoundly cognitively impaired, and it turns out he is. So, you learn really not that much new about him. What you learn is that everyone around him, from his doctor to his wife to the media to the democratic party, they’re all liars and they all just got caught lying. The debate went on and on like this.”
“There’s something bigger going on here. Fetterman’s candidacy, like Joe Biden’s candidacy two years ago, tells us something pretty dark about the democratic party. What it tells us is the democratic party has such contempt for voters and for democracy itself and so much confidence in its ownership of the media and of ‘big tech’ that it no longer has to try to win your votes.”
“It’s not about the individual, it’s about the group, and to prove it, they can even run mentally defective candidates who can barely speak, and not only expect them to ‘win’, but expect you to accept the outcome no matter how transparently absurd it is.”
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