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Concerns Mount Over Senator John Fetterman's Health and Fitness for Office

  • Former chief of staff Adam Jentleson publicly raised concerns in May 2023 about Senator John Fetterman's mental health and erratic behavior.
  • These concerns followed Fetterman's 2022 stroke and a more serious 2023 hospitalization for mental health issues, though Fetterman and his wife denied most claims.
  • Staffers reported Fetterman exhibited dangerous driving, isolation, cognitive decline, and bizarre actions between late 2023 and 2024, including a June 2024 car crash at excessive speed.
  • Jentleson expressed serious concern about Fetterman's well-being, warning that if his condition continues to decline, he may not be around much longer, while Fetterman dismissed these claims as a "hit piece" and stated that his actual doctors have confirmed he is in good health.
  • These developments intensified debate about Fetterman's fitness for office and raised questions about his political future as he prepares for reelection in 2028.
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The New Republic broke the news in on Friday, May 2, 2025.
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