I'm absolutely not reading all of that, hope he has another stroke and drives off a cliff.

Some highlights. These quotes are only from the first quarter of the article. The article is very long, but maybe worth reading. "Struggle" in the title refers to Fetterman's staffers saying that he is unfit for the job as Senator.

(“He eats fast food multiple times a day”) to the scary (“We do not know if he is taking his meds and his behavior frequently suggests he is not”). “We often see the kind of warning signs we discussed,” Jentleson wrote. “Conspiratorial thinking; megalomania (for example, he claims to be the most knowledgeable source on Israel and Gaza around but his sources are just what he reads in the news — he declines most briefings and never reads memos); high highs and low lows; long, rambling, repetitive and self centered monologues; lying in ways that are painfully, awkwardly obvious to everyone in the room.”

He drove his car so “recklessly,” Jentleson said, that staff refused to ride with him. He had also bought a gun.

With the Democratic Party out of power and fighting with itself about how to move forward, it would be easy to imagine a “Fetterman 2028” machine kicking into gear.
Instead, many of his former staffers are hoping it never happens.

Former and current staffers paint a picture of an erratic senator who has become almost impossible to work for and whose mental-health situation is more serious and complicated than previously reported.
When I spoke with Fetterman in April and shared those concerns, he denied anything was amiss. He told me that he felt like the “best version” of himself and later texted that the staff turnover at his office was typical of Washington.

New York Times reached out to Fetterman’s team about a donation the campaign had received from a super-PAC associated with FTX, the now-bankrupt cryptocurrency company started by Sam Bankman-Fried. The Times reported that the PAC had spent $212,000 supporting Fetterman

Fetterman was sitting at a table by himself, slowly sipping a Coke and refusing to talk with anybody. Later that day, another staffer heard an alarming report from a journalist: Fetterman had just walked, obliviously, into the road and was nearly struck by a car.

Doctors there determined there had been no new stroke and that the “dizziness and confusion” he’d experienced was partly owed to severe dehydration.

He could barely string two sentences together, talking so quietly that everyone in the room had to strain to hear him. Fetterman then stood up and began walking around the office in tight loops, a move the two staffers described as doing “figure eights.”

Fettermein Kampf

“We often see the kind of warning signs we discussed,” Jentleson wrote. “Conspiratorial thinking; megalomania (for example, he claims to be the most knowledgeable source on Israel and Gaza around but his sources are just what he reads in the news — he declines most briefings and never reads memos); high highs and low lows; long, rambling, repetitive and self centered monologues; lying in ways that are painfully, awkwardly obvious to everyone in the room.” most normal zionist

Vaxxed?

"saddest Zionist ogre" made me lol. Thank you!

Fetterman was sitting at a table by himself, slowly sipping a Coke and refusing to talk with anybody. Later that day, another staffer heard an alarming report from a journalist: Fetterman had just walked, obliviously, into the road and was nearly struck by a car.

Maybe he has the spear of destiny? He is a nazi afterall.

Gisele might have disliked what her husband was up to, but his father loved it. Karl Fetterman, an insurance executive, was way more conservative than his son. He used to have a magnet on his refrigerator that warned that his dog bites Democrats, and he watched Fox News constantly. When Fox would air segments about Fetterman’s strong stances on Israel or invite him on as a guest, the senator’s father would, according to former staff, almost always call to say how proud he was.

Do you guys think he was always shitty or do you think the stroke destroyed the non shithead center of his brain

I feel bad for his wife but also her direct comment in the article is really fucking funny.

My husbands doctors actually think he's doing just fine, and this other guy is the one they are really concerned about.

he's going to budd dwyer himself on the senate floor, isn't he?

left me sad. i demand more struggle. may he lose everything he loves and then himself; inches at a time.

Am I reading this wrong or does this basically say he went in for Psychosis and not Depression like it was reported?

Good, this ghoul deserves worse.

But is he natty or juice?

Not beating the Frankenstein allegations.

Yall see the video of him refusing to wear a seatbelt on a plane yet?

die binch

don`t care, not My struggle

I honestly feel kind of sorry for him (or anyone who loses their marbles to this degree)

I'll admit it feels soothing in a selfish way to think "well, at least I'm not that miserable bastard" about someone else, even though I know it usually isn't good to do. But in this case, it feels good to do and I feel no guilt about doing it. Live as an example, you nazi wretch.

Fetterman's kampf

What blood test do you think they're doing on him? Lithium monitoring?

Dude has absolutely ghoulish political views, but this does make me feel somewhat bad for him. Sounds like he is in a seriously bad place, and I can't imagine the job he's doing (or the way he's doing it) would be good for anybody's mental or physical health.