Former President Donald Trump’s eldest son Sunday accused the Pennsylvania lieutenant governor, currently running for Senate as a Democrat, of detectable brain activity during a warm-up remark at one of his father’s leading political rallies. He complained that there was no
Donald Trump Jr. addresses a crowd of supporters at a rally in support of Senator Marco Rubio in Miami, Fla., as Pennsylvania senator candidate John Fetterman suffered a stroke in May. He suggested that he could not get the job.
He accused Democrats of wanting to “release violent criminals” from prison, citing the example of Mr. Fetterman.
Since returning to the campaign this summer, Fetterman has repeatedly discussed the problems he had with auditory processing. He has had to rely on closed captions in conducting his interviews with multiple news outlets, and utilized the captioning system during his only debate with Republican opponent Mehmet Oz last month.
The Lieutenant Governor of Pennsylvania determined that his doctor was fit enough to run for the Senate and fully competent to serve if elected.
