Pa. Sens. John Fetterman and Dave McCormick praised the U.S.'s attack on Iranian nuclear sites. 🔗 inquirer.com/news/fetterm...
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Pa. Sens. John Fetterman and Dave McCormick praised the U.S.'s attack on Iranian nuclear sites. 🔗 inquirer.com/news/fetterm...
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I've been calling him that for months now. As a stroke survivor, I seriously doubt his CVA is what's causing his weird behavior, although in the rehab hospital they kept reiterating that one of the most dangerous stroke symptoms was denial of incapacity, which can lead to all sorts of dangerous behaviors. I guess not all incapacity has to be stroke related...
ReplyDelete-Doug in Sugar Pine
Trying to figure out what it is that alters a person who before becoming a member of congress to becoming a member of congress will require scientific researching on a major scale.
ReplyDeleteThere is the obvious. Money influence. Which has been the cause of many a congressmember who runs so hard for election to be our representative. Once elected that money could change a person so drastically.
What else might alter a gown adult who should be stable in their lives of life..
What might erase that person to become something else?
A persistent influence also is the distancing from their constituents. How it changes from representing to ruling over . Somehow knowing what is best becomes their goal for you (not them).
For instance, they can believe in their religion and God. When they begin legislating with the excuse of what their God wants them to do instead of their constituents. It is a problem and they violate our 1st Amendment of government not establishing religion and us having the freedom from that representatives religious imposing. So besides money I identify the excuse of their personal religious beliefs to disguise who they actually are and what they do.