John Fetterman Makes His First Campaign Appearance Since Stroke At Volunteer Training Center

On Saturday, PA US Senate candidate, Lt. Gov. John Fetterman (D) made his first campaign appearance after suffering a stroke.

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Fetterman told the election volunteers, “I am feeling great. We’ll be back on the trail soon. I’m almost at one hundred percent. From the bottom of my heart, I gotta tell ya, it was nearly the end of my life. It’s totally changed my life since then, and we know what’s at stake in this race right now.”

The Fetterman campaign has said that he will be back on the campaign trail soon, and this stop at an election volunteer training center in Pittsburgh is the first public step in his return to the campaign trail.

On the Republican side, senate candidate Mehmet Oz went silent since winning the nomination and appears to be dividing his time between New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

Democrats can take another step toward breathing a sigh of relief, as Saturday offered visual proof that their candidate in a pivotal Senate race looks to be close to full health.

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