Fetterman Gets Excuse Note from Donor

No, that's not a typo

I don’t want to say the John Fetterman campaign is getting desperate, because by now that should be obvious.

Yesterday Fetterman released this letter, which is being falsely billed by journos as a “medical report”:

Sahil Kapur @sahilkapur

News: @JohnFetterman releases an updated medical report after a visit with his primary care doctor. Letter via his campaign 👇

This isn’t a medical report, just like that letter from Trump’s quack doctor wasn’t a medical report. If you didn’t buy that cynical ploy then, why would you buy it now?

“But this note is from a real doctor, not some partisan hack,” you protest. Oh, really?

Washington Free Beacon @FreeBeacon

NEW: Fetterman's team released a note that claims he "can work full duty in public office." The note was written by a doctor who has given tens of thousands of dollars to Democrats—including a $1,330 contribution to Fetterman's campaign. Via @ChuckRossDC

freebeacon.comBad Medicine: Doctor Granting Fetterman Clean Bill of Health Is a Campaign Donor - Washington Free BeaconJohn Fetterman’s campaign is citing a political donor’s note as proof that the Senate hopeful has a clean bill of health.

Dr. Clifford Chen, everybody:

According to campaign finance records, Chen has given tens of thousands of dollars over the years to Democratic candidates and party committees. He contributed $1,330 to Fetterman’s campaign, including a $500 donation in June 2021, before he became Fetterman’s doctor.

Sounds like Dr. Chen has a vested interest in the success of the Fetterman campaign.

If Fetterman wants to clear this up, he should get on a live TV camera and explain what’s going on here. He should be able to do that with no difficulty… if Dr. Chen is telling the truth.

That’s what I thought.