According to the New York Times article, according to the New York Times article, the New York Times is the New York Times article, according to the New York Times article, John Fetterman The Senator said he was unjustly shy for the Senate voting and public hearings, facing the investigation of his mental health and the ability to perform his work.
The former Pennsylvanian Democratic Party, which former employees told the investigator early this month, said they did not do the basic work of the US Senator. Times interviews were published on Saturday He described it as mentally inadequate to prove that the media could “weaponize” absent from absence in the parliament.
Fetterman said he was following the strict protocol of a doctor with a six -week treatment of clinical depression in 2023 and a stroke in 2022.
In an interview with The Times at the National Assembly’s office last week, Fetterman said, “My doctor warned a few years ago.” That’s what happened. “
He told Times:
The interview comes out after extensive New York magazine article Adam Jentleson, a former employee of Fetterman, shared concerns about the mental health of traditional lawmakers, regardless of whether he is taking drugs, and questioned whether he is doing his mission.
Here are three takeouts in TIMES interviews with Fetterman. He did not return the request for opinions on Sundays.
Fetterman dismissed the mission of the Senator.
In the Times interview, FETTERMAN, who missed 29 out of 236 votes since January, GOVTRACK.USThirdly, the latest record in the Senate dismissed the same job as the Senate’s committee work and procedural voters as “performance”.
In the Damage Control Mode, Fetterman recently said he preferred to spend time with his family and began to attend the routine hearing and voting.
In the interview, Fetterman described himself as a victim of an unfair attack.
FETTERMAN mentioned the recent media interests around the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Football Coach, saying, “This has become a political story of Belly Chick Girlfriend.
Fetterman said that it would be “heartbreaking” separately from his family.
Putterman, who has appeared only once in Pennsylvania since August, said he missed a vote to spend more time at home. Putterman’s skip voting was on Monday or Thursday, which was sometimes on a trip to Washington, the investigator reported.
“The vote I missed was overwhelmingly procedural,” he told The Times. “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.”
He also said he often missed a Thursday vote because he liked a sick father and check -in.
“I will visit my dad instead of a terrible vote,” he said.
Fetterman is more isolated from Democrats.
Despite the support of parliamentary friends, Fetterman did not attend the Weekly Democratic Party Cocus lunch at the Capitol Party and quit Caucus Group Chat. Fetterman told THE TIMES that he could not know how to get a notification from the group chat, and most of the conversation is not important.
“This is only a happy birthday,” he said. “One day is an emoticon.”
As the distance between the fellow members and the public grew, Fetterman ridiculed or exploited or exploited by the Republican colleagues who defended him.
“This is insulting and supporting,” he said. “There is no political rise that they can be kind to me. They realize what it is.”
According to the Times, Putterman is increasingly concerned about his mental welfare as “grind an anonymous source into grind.”
