Fetterman reminds America why mass early mail-in voting is a terrible idea

There are plenty of hot takes making the rounds this morning about the sole debate in the Pennsylvania Senate race between John Fetterman and Mehmet Oz. There are good reasons for this to be the case, mostly having to do with the clearly disastrous performance that Fetterman delivered, despite all of the electronic accommodations provided for him as he continues to struggle with the results of the stroke he suffered earlier this year. To his credit, Fetterman did at least try to address the elephant in the room, but even that effort seemed garbled at best. Among the many lowlights of the debate was the moment when John Fetterman said in the space of barely a minute, both of the phrases, “I don’t support fracking at all” and “I’ve always supported fracking.” I could list more such examples, but you can read a more comprehensive list at Townhall if you missed it. What I wanted to focus on this morning, however, is how much of a disservice may have been done to the voters of Pennsylvania by their massive, early mail-in voting program.Read More