Senator John Peter, Pennsylvania, said that the disclosure decision on mental health struggles was “weapon” and began to attend many votes and hearings.
In the interview with the New York Times The 55 -year -old first Democratic Senator, published on Saturday, said he was unjustly embarrassed to carry out his obligations that he thought was “performance.”
He explained that his increase in his existence in the parliamentary party was a response to a part of the media that often absent from mental inadequate, rather than choosing to prioritize his time at home.
Fetterman said, “My doctor warned a few years ago: People will weaponize this after the disclosure that it is helping for depression.” That’s what happened. “
“People are willing to shake their weapons that I was helped,” he added.
FETTERMAN survived the main stroke in the 2022 campaign and was depressed in February 2023 as a Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.
He re -emerged as a vocal music and a strong supporter of Israel after the attack in October 2023, but began to withdraw from the responsibility of the major Senate until mid -2012.
Through the letter of former employees, concerns about their mental health fell into the spy and raised new questions about the physical strength of the office.
After discharge from Walter Reed, Putterman missed more votes than almost all the Senators, tracking only those with serious personal or political obligations, such as campaigns and care.
FETTERMAN has recently attended a hearing to show his mental ability, but says he has little pleasure or interest in the everyday responsibility of serving in the Senate.
He once separated from his family and described it as “the worst part of his job,” and explained that family time was priority.
“The vote I missed was overwhelmingly procedural,” said Fetterman. “I had to make a decision: Come here and hold my thumbs on the door for 3 seconds for the procedure vote or send it to Dad-Daughter on Monday night.”
FETTERMAN also admitted to skipping a Thursday night.
“I will visit my dad instead of a terrible vote,” he said.
FETTERMAN also did not like to attend the hearing and avoided hosting the city hall because I do not want to interact with the protesters. He left the Cokus Group chat, and he was overwhelmed by the notification and found a trivial discussion.
The Senator has a friend who wants to participate in Congress.
Senator Peter Welch said, “John is hanging.” now. “John is hanging. It’s fair to say that this is a lot of stress. This is difficult.”
Senator Chuck Schumer recently urged fellow Democrats to provide more support to the Foundaries, and met him to check in in the supervised investigation.
Senator Amy Klobuchar met last week and discussed priority by the Agricultural Committee.
“I like to work with him and thank you for his point of view,” she said.
Putterman said he is trying to provide his term as elected by 2028 despite his open frustration of his job.
