The word of the day is "ableist" defined as treating people unfairly because they have a disability . That is the word the compliant press has rallied around in their defense of the feeble performance of Fetterman .
It is now taboo to discuss the possibility that he may not be up to the task as serving as Senator because of his unfortunate May stroke. His struggle to communicate and comprehend is suddenly a handicap. it is compared to other elected officials who need wheelchairs and hearing aids .
Well that of course is nonsense , It is not ableist to wonder if a candidate running for the most powerful legislative body on the planet is up to the task. That is why lengthy campaigns are run.
Kara Swisher says he is able to engage in a conservation . Let him prove it in a debate or in a format where he is not relying on a closed caption translator .
I wish he were healthy and fit . Then all that would need to be addressed is his manufactured phony working class image ;his lousy work ethics where he is a no show half the time . Most of all his soft on crime ;his anti-business positions should be highlighted . They are bad for a state that is reeling with crime waves in the major cities and it's major industry being destroyed by intentional Dem policies.
This attack on Burns is a message to all journalists who dare to practice journalism.
The one in PA I follow is Salena Zito. She went to the town he was the mayor forever and exposed the lie that claimed he was a competent mayor.
Now 53, with a 6-foot-8 linebacker’s physique, shaved head, goatee, tattoos and a fondness for hoodies and cargo shorts, Fetterman has crafted a progressive hero legend for himself that locals say is far from the truth.
Indeed, the hopeful story of a young mayor saving this small Rust Belt town is full of holes. And no one is more disappointed than those who live here.
Inside Braddock, Pa., dying town John Fetterman claims he saved (nypost.com)
What they mind is him pretending to be something he is not: a doer.