Adam Jentleson, Senator John Fetterman's former chief of staff, wrote a letter to Fetterman's doctor expressing deep concern over the Senator's mental health and erratic behavior. Jentleson warned that Fetterman's trajectory could be life-threatening.
Former aides reported continued concerning behavior from Senator Fetterman, including instances that frightened colleagues. His driving habits were also cited as dangerous. Aides noted a worsening of his condition post-election, coinciding with a shift towards more conservative political stances.
Jentleson's letter stated that Fetterman wasn't seeing his doctors regularly, including his cardiologist, despite a previously agreed-upon treatment plan. He mentioned Fetterman's refusal to schedule appointments with Dr. Brian Monahan, the Capitol physician.
The information comes from Jentleson's letter obtained by The New York Times, initially reported by New York Magazine. The article details the accounts of former staff members, some speaking anonymously due to concerns about Fetterman's behavior.