In a stunning display of incoherence, Senator John Fetterman of Pennsylvania attempted to rally support for the United Auto Workers but ended up leaving everyone scratching their heads. It seems like Fetterman’s words got all jumbled up in a blender, resulting in a statement that could only be described as a verbal pile-up.
To show his support for the striking auto workers in Michigan, Fetterman hopped in his vintage Ford Bronco and made the long drive from Pennsylvania all the way to the picket line. You have to give him credit for his dedication, even if his message got lost in translation.
During an interview, Fetterman decided to spout off about CEO earnings, but his mumbling and stumbling made it nearly impossible to decipher his point. He rambled on about “$74 million” and something about yachts and water skiing behind them. I mean, seriously, what in the world was he talking about? It’s like the Senator was playing a game of word association gone wrong.
Senator John Fetterman delivers a powerful message in support of the United Auto Workers.
Truly inspirational!
“My message to the, the CEOs, CEOs is, you know, it's $74 million, you know, collectively earning that, you know, how many yachts can they need, you know, to, to… pic.twitter.com/FwlPdWB39o
— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) September 19, 2023
Now, let’s take a moment to appreciate the irony of Senator Fetterman’s support for the United Auto Workers. Here we have a man who drives around in a vintage Ford Bronco, a vehicle made by none other than one of the companies the union is striking against. Talk about biting the hand that feeds you, or in this case, driving the wheels that support you.
While Fetterman may claim to stand in solidarity with the workers, it’s clear that his message is nothing more than an incoherent mess. Maybe it’s time for the Senator to take a break, focus on his health issues, and leave the rallying cries to someone with a bit more clarity. After all, we need leaders who can bring coherence and logic to the table, not just a bunch of word vomit that leaves us questioning our own sanity.