© UnknownPennsylvania Senator John Fetterman
S.576, "A bill to enhance safety requirements for trains transporting hazardous materials, and for other purposes," was introduced to the Senate on Wednesday by Sen. Sherrod Brown. Listed as co-sponsors of the bill are Sens. John Fetterman, JD Vance, Robert Casey Jr., Marco Rubio, and Josh Hawley.
Yet on February 15, the freshman congressman checked himself into Walter Reed medical center in Washington, DC to "receive treatment for clinical depression." He has not yet emerged, and his wife and family have left the US for Canada as rumors swirl about his condition.
"On Monday, John was evaluated by Dr. Brian P. Monahan, the Attending Physician of the United States Congress. Yesterday, Dr. Monahan recommended inpatient care at Walter Reed. John agreed, and he is receiving treatment on a voluntary basis," a statement at the time read.
On February 20, it was revealed that Fetterman would be hospitalized for a length of time as doctors try out medications and dosages and the senator undergoes talk therapy. A senior aide revealed that Fetterman would be hospitalized for up to two months.
In a statement to The Hill late last month, communications director Joe Calvello said:
"We don't have a lot to update folks with since there's no real news to report except that John is doing well, working with the wonderful doctors, and remains on a path to recovery. He is visiting with staff and family daily, and his staff are keeping him updated on Senate business and news.In addition to the most recent bill, Fetterman has cosponsored four other bills that were introduced during his hospital stay.
"Our team is moving full speed ahead and working tirelessly for the people of Pennsylvania. Just last week we opened a new office in Erie and will be opening several more offices in the coming weeks."
S.567: A bill to amend the National Labor Relations Act, the Labor Management Relations Act, 1947, and the Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959, and for other purposes was introduced on February 28.
S.512: A bill to amend the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971 to provide for additional disclosure requirements for corporations, labor organizations, Super PACs and other entities, and for other purposes.
S.497: A bill to amend the Food and Nutrition Act of 2008 to exclude a basic allowance for housing from income for purposes of eligibility for the supplemental nutrition assistance program was introduced on February 16.
S.494: A bill to require a background check for every firearm sale.
These bills were all introduced on February 16, the day that news broke of Fetterman's hospitalization.
Fetterman's office has not said who is co-sponsoring legislation with his name on it while he remains institutionalized.
In addition, Fetterman apparently signed onto a letter along with Sen Casey and Rep. Chris Deluzio addressed to Norfolk Southern CEO Alan Shaw urging the railroad company to help Pennsylvania communities near East Palestine that have been affected by the derailment.
On Twitter, The Spectator's Stephen Miller said that he asked Fetterman's Chief of Staff Adam Jentleson how the senator is signing onto legislation while being hospitalized, and was blocked.
Reader Comments
But with an man like Biden at the helm (more or less), nothing surprises me.
When Jefferson said the blood of Liberty needs to flow, I don't think he was kidding around.
He was just off on his timing, but seems to me, the time is now.
Indignation does not go away until there is justice.
Easy way (my preference) or hard way - one way or the other...
Justice MUST be served and it will be.
There is no uncertainty on that, none whatsoever. If you think there is - try to put it to the test, but I advise most seriously against that.
There may be irony in it, but some things are undeniable, and justice is undeniable.
Justice and uncertainty are not mutually exclusive - in fact one needs the other in a way....
seriously - do you think I'm kidding around?
I'm not.
I think the situation with Fetterman is the same as with Biden. Both are mostly zombies, with the strings pulled by invisible forces behind them. Albeit I think Sleepy Joe was an ardent neocon when his brain had been alive ...
So prove it - otherwise - what value is there in speculation when the proof is already in the pudding?
the reality is at some point...pointless speculation becomes harmful in its own accord. It detracts and deflects efforts to point out the obvious. Are you aware of this? If not, you ought be...and truly don't play into the hands of the elitist.
Truly.
It makes no difference to me because I know the Delaware Dimwit is destined to failure.
Good riddance to him and all he and his cohorts take down - the Tree of Liberty will soak it up gleefully in joy that better times beckon.
Because 5th G warfare is a losing proposition, and better ideas beckon.
Just like Odessa.
Plus - I disagree and I turn that back upon you.
To say there is something "wrong" with somebody you have never met face to face suggest your ego needs a lesson.
I'm so sick the big egos from the past generation and big egos in general think they know it all.
So really - have a hug.
But in case of Biden, I honestly think it does not matter. He is nothing but a liability, which is obvious even to his party and supporters. Does anyone think he writes any speech he hardly can even deliver ? I guess he is only decaying, not just mentally, but also physically.
Never had the "puppet with a hidden hand up his rear end" more obvious. Aside from Fetterman, perhaps ...
This is how you do it simple.
Lock the door of the shed while they are in there.
Set the place aflame.
No more robot after that assuming the flame is fueled in manner where the shed melts the robot's, the bots, circuitry.
I recommend alcohol pure - ethanol straight up - to burn the bots brain.
couple that with the wood in the shed's construction, or other combustible materials, and wa-lah - the bot will be DEAD
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time to break the circuitry of the bots gone wild and out of control and time to teach them a lesson.
Justice must be served.
Servers burn easy.
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1. The folks in PA apparently voted a seriously sick and injured person into the Senate - an exclusive club.
2. Said Senator is apparently in a facility to care for his health issues.
3. Nonetheless, said senator is still pushing legislation.
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Is that the case?
If so, I wonder how and more than that I wonder, did the folks in PA really vote this invalid into the Senate?
If so, suggest the Senate has become somewhat worthless because how is it representative if a Senator invalid makes legislation.
Suggest he has been turned into a tool of nefarious ones, and the fact he actually got voted in, suggests even more.
As Jefferson would say, the Tree Liberty demands blood every now and then and without that blood how will the tree grow seems a fair question if some hapless senator in an institution is able to sponsor legislation....
What an effed up time of topsy turvy up is down right is left high is low we live in - I blame a few elitist for this and justice finds resolution.
Now THERE is the million dollar question!!!
Maybe a "time out" would do us all some good? A little time without "smart" devices that really are not. A little time to remember what it means to be human.
Well, if you read the code above, that is basically what I'm suggesting because if they can terrorize food supply, then we can cut their wires in a heartbeat - and then let justice be served.