Fetterman’s Wife Flees The Country As Brain-Dead Husband Lay Close To Death in Hospital

Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) is said to be “brain dead” while being hospitalized at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda. His wife, Gisele Fetterman has fled the country.

What a loving wife. “Always have passports ready in case you need to run away” – who thinks like that?

Fetterman is being hidden in order to keep him office to avoid a special election that would most likely secure a GOP victory.

The Democrat media axis is cheering the move.

On Friday, the Senator’s wife took to Twitter and Facebook to discuss her getaway that she took with their children.

Fetterman in hospital, wife gathers up kids and leaves the country pic.twitter.com/LAE08niAxg

— Doug Mastriano (@dougmastriano) February 26, 2023

Being told that Fetterman is essentially brain dead and it’s being hidden because keeping him in office until August 18th avoids a special election which Republicans would most certainly win.

This must be investigated.

— John Cardillo (@johncardillo) February 25, 2023

Something very bad is going on with John Fetterman and they’re hiding it from all of us.

— Ryan Fournier (@RyanAFournier) February 26, 2023

GTP: This wouldn’t be the first time Fetterman and the Democrats have hidden his health problems from the public. In May 2022, Fetterman suffered a major stroke that almost took his life just months before the mid-term elections.  Democrats hid the seriousness of his condition and pushed him to campaign when he was not even capable of holding a conversation.

Fetterman did not come clean on his health for years regarding his heart disease or how damaging last year’s stroke was. He now has a pacemaker and defibrillator implanted, and it was only recently reported that he has “serious mental health challenges” from the stroke that have taken a “psychological toll” on him.

Gov. Shapiro Says He’ll Reject Calls for Sen. Fetterman to Resign

By Sandy Fitzgerald | Thursday, 23 February 2023 01:10 PM EST

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro says he hasn’t gotten any pressure from Democrats to urge Sen. John Fetterman to step down after he checked himself into Walter Reed National Military Center to receive treatment for clinical depression, but if he does get any calls, he will dismiss them “immediately.”

“He’s going to get the help that he needs … and do a great job for the people of Pennsylvania as their senator for a long time,” Shapiro told The Philadelphia Inquirer about the first-term Democrat senator.

Shapiro, also a Democrat, said he expects Fetterman to come back “stronger than ever” after his hospitalization, and that he is “really inspired” by Fetterman’s courage for going public with his mental health struggles and for getting help.

Fetterman, a former lieutenant governor from Pennsylvania, checked himself into the hospital after his issues with depression, which he’s had all his life, became worse.

The senator also went to the hospital on Feb. 8 after he felt light-headed, and stayed two nights. Last week, Fetterman returned to the Senate for votes, but last Wednesday checked himself into Walter Reed for voluntary treatment for clinical depression.

He suffered a stroke during his campaign against GOP challenger Mehmet Oz, and once he became a senator had to rely on closed captioning assistance because of continued auditory processing issues to perform his duties and interact with other lawmakers.

Shapiro told The Inquirer that he hasn’t spoken with Fetterman since he entered Walter Reed, but that he’s exchanged texts with the senator’s wife, Gisele.

If Fetterman does resign, Shapiro will need to appoint a temporary replacement, and then a special election would be called to fill the remainder of his six-year term.

Fetterman, as the lieutenant governor, and Shapiro, Pennsylvania’s former attorney general, often butted heads while they were both on the state Board of Pardons, where Fetterman was the chairman. However, they campaigned together several times in 2022 while running for their new offices.

Fetterman’s conservative critics, though, say his two hospitalizations show his campaign downplayed the seriousness of his stroke and misled voters about his health issues.