
 Today, Explained Fettermania
 Oct 7, 2022 
 John Fetterman, a towering 6-foot-8 Democratic Senate candidate known for his populist style, faces off against the celebrity heart surgeon Dr. Oz. They discuss Fetterman's unique approach that appeals to working-class voters, contrasting with Oz's outsider persona highlighted by his infamous grocery store gaffe. The conversation dives into Fetterman's health challenges post-stroke, illustrating how personal experiences can galvanize community support. This dynamic race could reshape the Democratic playbook for future elections. 
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Fetterman's Unconventional Background
- John Fetterman, the Democratic Senate candidate from Pennsylvania, has an unconventional background.
 - Despite his working-class appearance, he holds a Harvard graduate degree.
 
Fetterman's Mayoral Term
- After Harvard, Fetterman moved to Braddock, a struggling steel town, to work in a GED program.
 - He then won the mayoral election by a single vote and served for over a decade.
 
The Jogger Incident
- While mayor, Fetterman was involved in a controversial incident where he detained an unarmed Black jogger with a shotgun.
 - The jogger has since stated he doesn't hold it against Fetterman and would vote for him.
 

