10-26-2022, 04:37 PM
The debate actually began with a lengthy explanation of the closed-captioning system that allowed Fetterman, who also has auditory processing issues that linger after his stroke, to read questions and answers transcribed on a screen in real time. There were occasional pauses between questions to Fetterman and his answers to them. At one point, during a back-and-forth on education, Oz seemed to allude to Fetterman’s struggles. “That was a Freudian slip,” Vance said before he described it as a debate between “the fake Republican, Tim Ryan, and the real Republican, J.D. Vance.” Ms Vereshchuk said that although she would like Ukrainians to return in the spring, it was important to refrain from returning for now because "the situation will only get worse". Under pressure from the moderators, Fetterman again declined to commit to release his medical records. His son Kiril, however, was able to meet some new people before the start of the school term when Montrose football club gave him a free placement on its summer programme.Olha Maksymiak and her eight-year-old son Matvii came to Glasgow through the Ukraine Family Scheme.
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In the post-debate spin room Tuesday night, Fetterman spokesperson Joe Calvello faced repeated questions from reporters about Fetterman's halting delivery and struggles with words. Calvello asserted that Fetterman did “pretty damn well.” Oz spokesperson Barney Keller pronounced it a “disaster” for Fetterman. "The public mood has often been ahead of government policy, and we remain concerned that proper support needs to be in place to make the schemes as successful as possible. She said she was at the job centre for three hours the first time she visited it, because the staff were unsure how to help a Ukrainian refugee.
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In the post-debate spin room Tuesday night, Fetterman spokesperson Joe Calvello faced repeated questions from reporters about Fetterman's halting delivery and struggles with words. Calvello asserted that Fetterman did “pretty damn well.” Oz spokesperson Barney Keller pronounced it a “disaster” for Fetterman. "The public mood has often been ahead of government policy, and we remain concerned that proper support needs to be in place to make the schemes as successful as possible. She said she was at the job centre for three hours the first time she visited it, because the staff were unsure how to help a Ukrainian refugee.
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