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'We'll admit...': Fetterman campaign reminds media he was never a very good debater so don't expect much tomorrow

A recent article in the Philadelphia Inquirer noted that Democrat Pennsylvania Senate candidate John Fetterman “wasn’t great at debates” even before he had a stroke:

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Even before his stroke, Fetterman wasn’t great at debates. He was visibly grouchy during the Senate primary debates and at one point bristled, asked to explain a basic piece of his policy (at what income level would he raise taxes?).

He has campaigned more on an ethos — “the union way of life” and “forgotten communities” — than wonky ideas. At times he can be expansive and make thoughtful arguments about his principles. At others, he’s gruff and seems miffed by the notion that he should have to explain himself at all.

That quote from the paper found its way into an email the Fetterman campaign sent to the media with the clear intent of downplaying expectations ahead of a scheduled debate tomorrow:

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The Fetterman campaign also reminded the media that his their Republican opponent, Dr. Mehmet Oz, has “been a professional TV personality for the last two decades.”

Team Fetterman’s email to the media also includes this:

“We are prepared for Oz’s allies and right-wing media to circulate malicious viral videos after the debate to try to paint John in a negative light because of awkward pauses, missing some words and mushing other words together.”

Miranda Devine takes a guess at what sparked all this:

Right?

Of course, the debate hasn’t even happened yet, so we’ll see…

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