Fetterman 'grateful' as he returns to Pa. Senate race
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Pennsylvania Senate candidate John Fetterman is acknowledging he is lucky to be alive as he officially returns to the campaign trail. He's been sidelined for more than 90 days after
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Fetterman plans 'raw' remarks in return to PA Senate race
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Fetterman 'grateful' as he returns to Pa. Senate race
Lt. Gov. John Fetterman, who had a stroke in mid-May, will hold his first major public event of the general election. For weeks, he has run a mainly digital Senate campaign against Dr. Mehmet Oz.
Pennsylvania Senate candidate John Fetterman is expected to open up about his personal health challenges as he officially returns to the campaign trail Friday. He's been sidelined for more than 90 days after suffering a stroke that threatened the Democrat's life and political strength in one of the …
Democratic Senate candidate John Fetterman made a return to the campaign trail, after taking a three-month hiatus from in-person events due to a stroke he suffered in May.
Pennsylvania Senate candidate John Fetterman is acknowledging he is lucky to be alive as he officially returns to the campaign trail. He's been sidelined for more than 90 days after
By Eva McKend, Dan Merica and Rachel Janfaza, CNN Pennsylvania Democratic Senate candidate John Fetterman returned to the campaign trail Friday night at a packed rally in Erie, three months after suffering a stroke that made him less visible in the state but hasn’t appeared to dull his momentum.
