Sen. John Fetterman raises alarms with outburst at meeting with union officials, AP sources say

Published: Thursday, May 8, 2025 at 3:17 pm

Fetterman's Behavior Raises Concerns After Union Meeting

Recent reports are raising questions about Senator John Fetterman's well-being following an incident at a meeting with Pennsylvania teachers union officials. According to sources, the meeting took a turn when Fetterman allegedly became agitated, repeating himself, shouting, and slamming his hands on a desk. This behavior, described by those present, led to a staff member becoming visibly upset and the meeting being cut short.

This incident comes on the heels of a New York Magazine article detailing concerns about Fetterman's mental health from former staff and advisors. The article included a letter from his former chief of staff, Adam Jentleson, expressing worries about Fetterman's adherence to his recovery plan after his stroke and subsequent battle with depression. Jentleson's letter cited concerning behaviors, including long, repetitive monologues and potential paranoia.

While Fetterman has dismissed the reports as "hit pieces," the incident with the teachers' union and the concerns raised by former staff have fueled public discussion. Fetterman, who has openly discussed his past struggles with depression and stroke recovery, has faced criticism from some Democrats for his willingness to work with President Donald Trump. The situation highlights the ongoing scrutiny of Fetterman's health and its potential impact on his role in the Senate.

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