Fetterwoman Humiliates Himself in Debate Against Dr. Oz

Elvis Dunderhoff October 26, 2022

As it turns out, this Fetterwoman debate is one of the funniest things ever.

I don’t even care if they make all of the Democrat candidates in the future stroke victims. With this vax, they’re soon not going to have any choice.

I’m not a fan of Dr. Oz, who is literally a Turk citizen and a child tranny promoter, but he is a Republican. This presumably means the Senate is going to flip. (I’m not really going to claim that means something good, it probably doesn’t, but the thing is the thing.)

New York Post:

Longtime political observers were shocked by Democrat John Fetterman’s display in Tuesday night’s Senate debate against Dr. Mehmet Oz, in which the Pennsylvania lieutenant governor repeatedly stumbled over his words — and lapsed into incoherence on more than one occasion.

Fetterman, who suffered a stroke in May, struggled to make himself understood throughout the showdown after releasing a doctor’s note last week that claimed he was fit to hold office.

Despite using a closed captioning system to help him understand what the two debate moderators and Oz were saying, Fetterman repeatedly lapsed into uncomfortable silences and mixed up his words.

At one point the tattooed 53-year-old said, “I do not believe in supporting the Supreme Court” in response to a question about whether the high court should have its traditional nine justices.

“There is no amount of empathy for and understanding about Fetterman’s health and recovery that changes the fact that this is absolutely painful to watch,” tweeted New York magazine’s Washington correspondent Olivia Nuzzi at one point.

In another awkward moment, Fetterman gave a jumbled answer following a long pause after he was asked about his stance on fracking.

“I do support fracking and —I don’t, I don’t, I support fracking and I stand and I do support fracking,” he managed to say after the moderator pointed out Fetterman had stated clearly in a 2018 interview that he did not support the controversial procedure.

Conservative attorney and podcast host Jeff Blehar noted that Fetterman’s answer was “gonna cost him in W. PA”, where fracking is a significant part of the local economy.

“I am no longer in the snide juvenile position where I can mock people with obvious difficulties as they age, or experience catastrophic medical events,” Blehar added. “I have…lived through it. But he shouldn’t be running, and aside from that, there was no good answer anyway to this flip-flop.”

People are saying they feel bad. I don’t feel bad.

These vaxies wanted every bad thing to happen to we, the purebloods, and there is nothing that would make me feel bad for them. I don’t think they deserve to be like, tortured. But they do deserve to be humiliated, and they deserve to die.

I make no apologies.

© Copyright Daily Stormer 2023, All Rights Reserved -- Join the Daily Stormer site chat for future updates in case of further domain seizure.