Fetterman Blames The Closed Captioning
System After His Train Wreck Debate –
Debate Host Responds With Fire
Posted By: Black Conservative Voice, 10/26/2022 9:07:35 AM
Democrat candidate John Fetterman and Republican candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz squared off in the Pennsylvania Senate debate Tuesday evening. Fetterman waited until the last minute to debate Oz because he can barely speak after his massive stroke in May. John Fetterman used a monitor to help him through Tuesday night’s debate and he still fell apart.
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