A loving spouse would be expected to support their partner through emotional hardship or health concerns, making decisions together to protect health and happiness, Haworth writes. 'Unless you’re married to President Biden or JohnFetterman.'
And then there’s Fetterman, the man who beat Trump nominee Dr. Oz in the race to represent Pennsylvania in the U.S. Senate despite suffering from a stroke and being unable to speak English. Fetterman has beenjust five weeks after taking his oath of office, checking himself into Walter Reed Hospital to receive treatment for clinical depression.
What are the common themes here — beyond a hunger for power combined with utter incompetence and a total inability to form coherent sentences?Standing behind Joe Biden is his wife, Doctor Jill Biden. You may have seen her leading Ol’ Joe to and from the podium like a lost puppy, or more recentlywith second gentleman Doug Emhoff.
The same is true for John Fetterman, whose wife Gisele Fetterman somehow came last in Matt Walsh’s “Who is the worst wife in America?” . Again, her husband could not speak coherently, and yet she was one of the loudest advocates for his pursuit of power.Now, the obvious retort to such a claim is that I’m simply being sexist. Gisele Fetterman preemptively made this argument in November, rejecting any criticism of her continued support for her brain-dead husband as right-wing misogyny.. “They especially hate strong women, and I think that’s what you’re seeing.
On an unrelated note, here’s Gisele celebrating her husband’s first day as a U.S. senator. Nothing says “love” like cropping out your husband.
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