Closing the door and locking it…
Pennsylvania Democrat Senator John Fetterman‘s wife, Giselle, slammed rumors he’s eyeing a future bid for the White House.
In an excerpt obtained by Fox News, Fetterman was asked if her husband had “any ambitions to run for president,” during an appearance on Meghan McCain’s “Citizen McCain” on 2WAY.
“That’s a question for him,” Fetterman told McCain. “But, I certainly wouldn’t be supportive of that.”
McCain also asked Gisele if she had any interest in running for office herself, after media reports during her husband’s senatorial campaign suggested she was the “de facto candidate” after he suffered a stroke on the campaign trail in 2022.
Fetterman denied she had any interest in running for office, telling McCain she would “never” consider it during the interview, which will air in full on Wednesday.
“Why do you think people always want to put that on you?” McCain asked.
McCain, the daughter of the late Arizona Sen. John McCain, added she had no interest herself in running for office.
“I have never told anyone in my entire life that I would run for office or had any desire to,” Fetterman added. “You couldn’t pay me to run for office. But that was the running news for months.”
“It’s so strange,” she went on. “I feel for really famous people like celebrities, because I think of all the things I’ve read about them, I don’t believe anything now because it’s probably not true either.”
John Fetterman won a fiercely contested Senate seat in the battleground state of Pennsylvania in 2022 against Republican Mehmet Oz. However, Fetterman has found himself involved in party infighting at times, particularly over his support for Israel and moderate stance on illegal immigration.
“ICE agents are just doing their job,” he recently told Fox News’ Tyler Olson, adding, “I fully support that.” Regarding any Democrats who want to abolish ICE or “treat them as criminals,” Fetterman decried that as “inappropriate” as well as “outrageous.”
Sen. John Fetterman also backed President Donald Trump’s decision to have the United States attack three of Iran’s most fortified underground nuclear sites amid rapidly escalating tensions in the Middle East last month.
Fetterman called the move “correct” in a post on X just minutes after Trump shared the news on Truth Social.
“As I’ve long maintained, this was the correct move by @POTUS,” Fetterman said. “Iran is the world’s leading sponsor of terrorism and cannot have nuclear capabilities. I’m grateful for and salute the finest military in the world.”
