Sen. John Fetterman rebuffed New York magazine's reporting about his declining mental health and said his doctors think he's doing "great."
In a recent interview with CBS News, Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman dismissed concerns about his mental health following his stroke in May 2022, asserting that he is "just fine" and capable of performing his duties effectively. Fetterman, who suffered an auditory processing disorder as a result of the stroke, uses closed captioning to aid his communication. Despite some Democrats expressing worries about his health, Fetterman remains confident in his ability to serve, emphasizing his commitment to representing Pennsylvania and focusing on key issues like healthcare and workers' rights. He also addressed the criticism he has faced, stating that he is determined to prove his detractors wrong and continue his work in the Senate.
Health & Fitness
Wed, May 7, 2025
