Biden Tells Fetterman’s Wife She Will Be a ‘Great Lady in the Senate’

So far, there have not been too many candidates who President Joe Biden has campaigned with.

But on Thursday, he ventured out of Washington, D.C., to campaign with Pennsylvania Senate candidate and the state’s lieutenant governor, John Fetterman.

However, he did not escape his trip without a gaffe.

During the event, Biden said, “John, thank you very much for running. I really do appreciate it.”

“Gisele, you’re going to be a great, great lady in the Senate,” he added.

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Republican Senate hopeful Mehmet Oz appeared to raise the prospect that John Fetterman may not be up for the job if he wins the election, and that his wife could replace him.

“This is not about me or him. It’s about the voters,” Oz said during an interview on the “Hugh Hewitt Show, adding, “They have a right to know what’s going on in his body so they can tell if his wife is right or not. Is he going to be the senator or is she going to be the senator?”

Earlier this year, John Fetterman was sidelined from the campaign for three months after he suffered a stroke.

And questions about his health have become a focus in the race in recent weeks.

However, his primary care physician, Clifford Chen, released a detailed medical report,