Fetterman Makes Fun of Woman’s Mental Breakdown Months After His Own OogImages / shutterstock.com
Usually, when a person suffers from anything, whether addiction, mental illness, poverty, or a death in the family, those with similar experiences are overly sympathetic to them. Apparently, this is not the case for Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman.
If you remember correctly, Fetterman was hospitalized for two months during his time in office for clinical depression. And that was after suffering from a stroke during his 2022 campaign. So to say he’s had some health challenges is a grave understatement.
You’d think this would make him and his staff more than cognizant of others and their similar experiences in life.
And yet, this week, someone on his team decided it would be a good idea to take a video of a woman suffering a mental breakdown and joke about it to raise money…
The woman, infamously now known as Tiffany Gomas, was videoed on an airplane at the beginning of July, where she appeared to be losing it. One minute she seemed fine, and in the next, she was getting super emotional, claiming something was wrong with the airplane and even saying that one of her fellow passengers was “not real.”
Unfortunately, the episode has since been made into a meme.
Now, to be clear, Gomas has taken accountability for her actions and words, admitting that she was dealing with some mental health issues. She has also vowed that the experience was a “life-altering” one, which she will now use to “promote positive mental health” for herself and others.
But despite her genuine apology and situation, Fetterman’s X account (formerly known as Twitter) posted the meme, using it to claim that a Republican Senate candidate David McCormick somehow isn’t a “real” Pennsylvanian. Subsequently, he suggested that voters should look to McCormick’s challenger and Democrat Senator Bob Casey.
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Some cop in Chicago busted a few of us for putting graffiti on a wall. You know what they got him for? Making silencers and selling them to the mob. Cops in prison do not last long.