Pennsylvania Lt. Governor John Fetterman isn’t really running for U.S. Senate. He’s on the ballot. He’s doing some campaign stops. He’s dodging a debate against Dr. Mehmet Oz. But he’s just a placeholder. The real candidate that nobody outside of the powerbrokers in the Democrat Party know about is his radical leftist wife, Gisele Barreto Fetterman.
The official candidate has been making the news lately with his odd behavior. Just before the primary election, he suffered a stroke and was away from the public eye for over a month. But now that he’s back on the campaign trail, a whole lot of people have a whole lot of questions. He was even featured on Tucker Carlson’s recent show, and more specifically, the odd lump on the back of his neck was featured.
Democrats are doing everything they can to keep him out of the spotlight. It’s the Joe Biden campaign technique — stick him in the basement and hope his proxies and advocates can con enough people to make the race close so they can cheat their way to victory. This is Pennsylvania, after all, where it takes a couple of weeks to manufacture the votes Democrats need to win, as they demonstrated during the 2020 election.
But John Fetterman is just a placeholder. The real person they intend to make Senator is his wife. Gisele Barreto Fetterman is the ultimate representation of the worst parts of the Democrat Party. She came into this nation as an illegal alien, a “Dreamer” before such a term was coined by the Obama regime. She got her green card, became a citizen, and married John Fetterman.
Since then, her entire career has been built around woke activism and race-targeted philanthropy. She has built a resume that people like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez or Ilhan Omar could only dream of having. According to the candidate’s website:
Gisele has devoted her life to helping others, with a focus on nutrition, food equity and meeting Pennsylvanians’ basic needs. With just an empty shipping container and an open lot, Gisele opened the Free Store, distributing household goods, baby items and bicycles to those in need. In addition, she co-founded 412 Food Rescue, which sends volunteers to retailers who have surplus food that risks going bad and delivers it to nonprofits that serve the hungry. Gisele also co-founded the nonprofit For Good PGH which drives numerous initiatives on inclusion including “Hello Hijab,” which produces miniature hijabs for dolls, promoting tolerance and diversity. Most recently Gisele founded The Hollander Project, a business incubator for female entrepreneurs.
If the Democrats are able to win in Pennsylvania, they will likely win both the Senate seat and the governorship. They need to win both for their plan to work. If John Fetterman wins, he will quickly resign due to health reasons. If Josh Shapiro defeats Doug Mastriano in the gubernatorial race, it will be on Shapiro to pick Fetterman’s replacement and I’ll tell you with 90% certainty that pick will be Fetterman’s Neo-Marxist wife.
I discussed this in some more detail on today’s episode of America First Report.
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A “placeholder” just like Biden was . . . as Barack Obama is running the government.
I don’t think your name is “Stan”, I think it’s “Chiam” or something of that nature.
How Jewish are you to spread this type of moronic nonsense? “Israel” runs the government, stupid. Presidents are puppets, ALL of them.
She named her kid Karl with a K. She needs to be shaking down corporate America for nonprofit money not voting in the US Senate
Two Klingons ready to go.
This is my favorite comment this week so far.
Not to worry, DR. Oz will easily win!!!
Fetterman resembles Stalin
he’s giving *resident Bidet a run for his money for the nickname Vegetable Lasagna
Maybe this sack of shit fetterman and his beaner kunt wife can have an accident and both die the treasonous communist dumorat racist scum
If she is a Cuban, watch out!
COMMUNISM = JUDAISM.
They would prefer you not to know this.
Prove me wrong. I dare you.
Who would anyone expect the democRAT Communist party to run for a senate seat but a Marxist?
Every cabinet member in Bidens regime is jewish. Not one complaint from any congressman. The entire Us intel is jew compromised. Kushner and Mnuchin are making millions from china deals they created while Trump was in office. And now they want Scotus to be dissolved. This is the Russia 1918 coup; version 2.
So, what it boils down to is, if you are not for Dr. Oz, then you are for Fetterman the placeholder…
What other choice do we have? So, either you are for Fetterman or you are for Dr. Oz…
Which one are you going to support?
Not only is she a Marxist, but she looks like she’s been chasing too many parked cars. You sure can pick ’em, John. Surely that goes to your lack of wisdom and discernment.