[for-q-clinton]

They are trying to get the meds right. For everyone else they’d have sent home to see if the meds are working. But for him they don’t want to risk him making suicidal comments on the senate floor or to the press. So they are keeping him locked up while they get the meds “right”. And it typically takes 4-6 weeks for the meds to start working. So if they got the wrong meds they need to start over.

[Wilhelm Tell]

I truly feel sympathy for anyone in that predicament. And Fetterman should not be in office.

[Organic Panic]

Plus they are experimenting what drugs will keep him sentient for six years. If he drops out the dems will lose his seat in 24.

[verum ago]

They are trying to get the meds right. For everyone else they’d have sent home to see if the meds are working. But for him they don’t want to risk him making suicidal comments on the senate floor or to the press. So they are keeping him locked up while they get the meds “right”. And it typically takes 4-6 weeks for the meds to start working. So if they got the wrong meds they need to start over.

Or he wasn't hospitalized for depression in the first place, but something else. Given his very, very obvious issues post-stroke, I wouldn't be surprised if "depression" is just as deliberately vague and ultimately false a reason for hospitalization as "exhaustion" is for a pop-star.

I make no assertion of probability either way.

I do, however, assert that either way, the man is quite literally unfit to serve in his elected role, and clearly has been so since well before the election.