On Tuesday night, John Fetterman and Mehmet Oz went head to head in Pennsylvania for their first and only senatorial debate. Fetterman, the Democrat who suffered a stroke more than five months ago, struggled to form sentences and awkwardly paused throughout his debate performance.
Fetterman began by telling the audience "goodnight," which set the tone for the uncomfortable back and forth that would follow. On Wednesday's episode of "The Steve Deace Show," a producer for the show, Aaron McIntyre, put together a creative montage of debate highlights. The montage compared the moments from the debate to the movie "Idiocracy," an Eddie Murphy bit, and other things. Video below.
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DEACE: Fetterman debate disaster vs. 'Idiocracy'
On Tuesday night, John Fetterman and Mehmet Oz went head to head in Pennsylvania for their first and only senatorial debate. Fetterman, the Democrat who suffered a stroke more than five months ago, struggled to form sentences and awkwardly paused throughout his debate performance.
Fetterman began by telling the audience "goodnight," which set the tone for the uncomfortable back and forth that would follow. On Wednesday's episode of "The Steve Deace Show," a producer for the show, Aaron McIntyre, put together a creative montage of debate highlights. The montage compared the moments from the debate to the movie "Idiocracy," an Eddie Murphy bit, and other things. Video below.
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