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WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. John Fetterman of Pennsylvania on Tuesday denounced a recent article from a prominent publication that questioned his health and fitness for office, labeling it a “hit piece.” Fetterman, who has been open about his struggles with health issues following a stroke in 2022, expressed frustration over the sensationalized portrayal of his condition.
In a press conference, he emphasized the importance of focusing on the work he is doing for his constituents rather than on personal attacks. Fetterman highlighted his ongoing commitment to addressing critical issues such as economic recovery, healthcare access, and social justice.
The senator's remarks come amid increasing scrutiny from various media outlets and political opponents. Fetterman called for a more compassionate and understanding approach to discussing health challenges, particularly for public figures. He remains resolute in his mission to serve the people of Pennsylvania, urging the media to prioritize substantive issues over personal narratives.
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