(Jacob Bruns, Headline USA) In his latest exposé, journalist James O’Keefe published video footage of an aide to Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., admitting that the radical leftist senator would support overturning the Second Amendment altogether.
Fetterman aide Luke Borwegan told an undercover journalist for O’Keefe Media Group that his gun-toting boss would like to ratchet up gun restrictions in America.
When pressed as to what sorts of bans he would support, Borwegan suggested that Fetterman was as radical as they come.
“Red flags, banning automatic rifles, all that sh*t,” he said, noting that Fetterman, however, owns “a lot of guns” himself.
Aside from his own guns, the senator apparently would “prefer that nobody had guns at all.”
More disturbingly, the aide even noted that Fetterman would “be OK overturning the Second Amendment.”
The aide also said that his role is essentially to cover for Fetterman’s incompetence and to hide the mentally impaired senator from hostile media members.
“Everyone wants a f***ing story about John Fetterman,” he said. “And we only give it to certain people.”
Fetterman, who had a stroke last year shortly after the primary but went on to win the general election with help from a complicit media, was rumored to be clinically brain-dead during a lengthy convalescence for what he claimed was a bout of depression.
But despite calls from concerned citizens for proof of life, his staff refused to address questions about the episode.
According to Borwegan, his “job is to be between him [Fetterman] and the rest of the staff,” in order to protect Fetterman’s bumbling from being recorded or covered by the press.
Borwegan also claimed that he sets up a translation iPad for the debilitated Fetterman wherever he goes so that he can read the transcribed text of what people around him are saying.
“Our press operation is like a f***ing work of art,” he noted, adding that they do a remarkable job of only allowing access to journalists who are interested in making Fetterman look good by covering up his incompetence.
O’Keefe’s story comes in the aftermath of Fetterman’s dramatic hospitalization, and the subsequent disappearance of the bizarre lump on the back of his neck.
