LAURA INGRAHAM: The pull of the force is too great to feel sorry for these ladies

Laura Ingraham says First Lady Jill Biden and Gisele Fetterman don’t admit the reality of their husbands’ fitness for office in The Ingraham Angle.

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LAURA INGHAM: Here we are… sadly confirmed, wondering how two women who are closest to sick men in declining health can even live with themselves. Both Jill Biden and Gisele Fetterman know better than anyone their inability to serve their husbands. Now, as bad as both men have looked and sounded at different times to the rest of us, imagine how bad they are behind closed doors. But of course these women lie to themselves and then they lie to us.

But I think the allure of power in these cases is too great for compassion and common sense, for these women push their men beyond their limits, not out of devotion to their constituents, but out of these women’s own desire for political power and prestige .

Well, a week after spending three days in the hospital for another health issue, the Pennsylvania senator had checked in again with Walter Reed. While many details are yet to come, the media has quickly taken to downplaying the medical developments themselves. This from Rolling Stone: John Fetterman joins John McCain, Donald Trump, Patrick Leahy and countless other politicians who have sought treatment in a hospital. OK, is what’s going on just treatment at a hospital?

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Then there was the effort to portray this as a brave and vulnerable act, not something that would be viewed as cowardly or cruel political calculation by a stagewoman and political nihilist. And at today’s White House briefing, our favorite binder reader chimed in. It was a sort of pre-emptive defense against criticism from everyone, including Biden himself, who vouched for this poor man’s abilities.