Sen. Fetterman Pushes Back over His Mental Health: ‘My Doctors Are Like, “John Is Great”‘
‘If you are really concerned about someone, you could say, hey, let‘s sit down, can we talk’
May 7, 2025 2:30 AM
By Grabien Staff
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EXCERPT:
RAJU: “Senator, you’ve been public about your struggles with depression. And you had a prescription regimen of drugs to take in the aftermath of your time. Have you been keeping up with that, taking your medication?”
FETTERMAN: “I want to — my doctors, my doctors are like, John is great. And I am on all of the plan that has always been and it’s incredibly invasive. And why are people talking about anyone’s personal medical things? It’s that, you know, I think most people would agree that’s really, really invasive.”
