John Fetterman Tearfully Mocks Mike Johnson’s ‘Duty’ To Hold Impeachment Vote

Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) on Monday ridiculed House Speaker Mike Johnson’s vow to convey an impeachment vote to the ground in opposition to President Joe Biden. (Watch the video under.)

Fetterman’s weapon of selection was sarcasm, and he wielded it sharply in an interview with CNN’s Abby Phillip.

“Mike Johnson has said that Republicans have a ‘duty’ to bring an impeachment vote to the floor,” Phillip stated. “That would be an impeachment vote against President Biden. What’s your response to the speaker?”

Fetterman mustered pretend tears and concern.

“Oh no! Please don’t impeach him. That bad, bad man,” he replied. “Oh my God. It’s so scary. But whatever a weirdo says about that, it’s, like, go ahead.”

Phillip saved a straight face whereas Fetterman mocked the GOP’s continued efforts to nail Biden on accusations of bribery and affect peddling in his son Hunter Biden’s enterprise dealings. The House oversight committee has but to present arduous proof of that.