Pennsylvania Senate Stunner - Fetterman Takes Vicious Hit

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We want to see you there. Folks, it doesn't kind of get more embarrassing than this

I mean, you thought John Fetterman's performance during the debate was embarrassing and humiliating

and it was. But you can understand that. The man had a stroke

It's a terrible, terrible thing. And I, for one, and I pray you and all of us

really pray for him to get better soon and be healthy. It's a horrible thing that can happen to anybody

Nobody should make fun of it or make light of it. The man is struggling

Hopefully, the prognosis seems to be good, and that's a good thing

And I'm thrilled for that. But this man is not fit to be senator for a lot of reasons

other than the stroke. In fact, what really got humiliating for him

is that his hometown newspaper, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, today dropped basically an earthquake on the election

by endorsing his opponent, Dr. Mehmet Oz. Now, this is gigantic. First of all, you got a newspaper endorsing a Republican

That's the first gigantic thing. Neither one of these guys is really career politicians

so that's another thing. They chose Oz over Fetterman, who's been lieutenant governor

But what they said is he's not prepared. He's not prepared to be a United States senator

in any capacity. And they mean that in terms of he grew up a rich kid

he didn't really work for much, he's never held a real job, he's not really done much of anything

But what they're really concerned about, especially after the performance at the debate

is that he released a letter from his doctor, his doctor who's donated to his campaign

saying, well, he's okay to serve, but he won't let the doctor answer questions from the media

He will not release his medical records, which is kind of a huge deal

if you wanna be a senator. People are gonna wanna see that. If you just had a stroke, they're gonna wanna see your medical records

He will not show them. And like they said, it makes you wonder

well, what are you hiding? If everything's okay, if everything's going fine

if you're fit to serve as your doctor says, then what would be the harm in showing your medical records

In fact, it would be beneficial if your medical records show that this is a man who's healthy and ready to do a job

then fantastic, that would work to your benefit. But he's not doing that

And as the Post Gazette said, that's a reason to be concerned

They coupled that with the fact that he has had a stroke and who knows what his health is

and nobody knows. You have to trust his word at this point. Also, it shows, the polls recently showed

Oz has taken a lead, a small lead, but a lead in this state

And as we close in on the election, Republicans are taking leads in a lot of Senate campaigns

So it's really looking good for Republicans on both the House and the Senate side

Pennsylvania is just one of them, but they're gonna try and hit the Republicans

with everything in this next week. So gotta be vigilant, and you gotta make sure that you guys get out there

and vote Republican on November 8th. Hey folks, thanks for joining us here

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