from JC

Within the 24-hour period following the painful and embarrassing Fetterman-Oz debate, the gap in the betting markets widened spectacularly in Dr. Oz’s favor:

Yesterday I was thinking more about the awful decision the democrat party made to green-light the brain-damaged candidate’s participation in the unbelievably awkward debate. I’m beginning to think their error was even more profound than I originally thought.

Think about it.

Fetterman is the new poster child for covid vaccine injuries.

Because the race could determine control of the Senate, millions tuned in to watch Fetterman struggle and fail to complete a coherent sentence. My wife Michelle, a native Floridian with near-zero interest in Pennsylvania politics, sat through the entire debate.

For those of us who’d never heard of John Fetterman till after his jab-induced stroke, he was a rising star in democrat politics, fully expected to handily defeat Dr. Oz, who was widely seen as a weak candidate, despised by democrats for his Trump endorsement, but also not fully embraced by Republicans, for his liberal social views.

But Fetterman’s shot-stroke crippled more than just his mind; it also debilitated his candidacy and probably his political career. In hindsight, the democrats should have replaced him immediately after his stroke in April, while there was still time. It’s a sign of how strong a candidate he was that they pinned their hopes on a recovery.

It was a horrible mistake. The problem is, Fetterman ISN’T recovering. He’s getting worse.

The whole nation watched John Fetterman first advocate for shots, then get jabbed, then stroke out, then stumble for words through an entire, critical, high-visibility Senatorial campaign. Fetterman is the most visible, most often seen (and heard) vaccine victim. The democrats should pray John DOESN’T win, or else he’ll continue being a walking billboard for jab injuries for six more years in the Senate.

There’s a kind of metaphor here. Just as they’ve been ignoring jab injuries, democrats tried to ignore the elephant in John Fetterman’s damaged brain. But, despite their best efforts, his injury cannot be ignored. Neither will all the other jab injuries be ignored.

Let’s be clear. I don’t agree with Fetterman’s politics. But he’s a victim, just like all the other jab victims. They deserve to be seen and heard. Stop ignoring them.