John Fetterman is a down to earth Democrat. Not a wannabe oligarch Wall St Democrat with a yacht for entertaining. John is what Democrats once were. And he’s got Gisele Fetterman. “She’s our Mother Teresa.”

Gisele Fetterman on Kindness in Government

"When driving through Braddock, Pennsylvania you start to get a vibe that it’s different from the surrounding area. There are boarded up buildings and societal wreckage, but some things start to stand out. You’ll see new low-income housing units with solar panels on the roofs; the street signs that say things like “Spread Love.” All around the small borough you’ll see evidence of a different kind of agenda, one of official government kindness and generosity. This is owed to the policies of former mayor and current Lieutenant Governor John Fetterman, but also to his sunnier side: his wife and the Second Lady of Pennsylvania, Gisele Fetterman."

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American Saint: Second Lady of Pennsylvania Gisele Fetterman on Kindness in  Government

May 28, 2020 By Steve King

When I was a boy people like President Eisenhower and President Roosevelt chose politics not to acquire wealth. They served the people and the Constitution.

John Fetterman has Gisele.

Franklin Roosevelt had Eleanor. 

It was Eleanor Roosevelt who put the Red Tails in the air over Germany. 

"First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt was very interested in the work at the Tuskegee Institute, particularly in the aeronautical school. During a highly publicized 1941 visit to the Tuskegee Army Air Field, she asked to take a flight with one of the Tuskegee pilots.

Although the Secret Service was anxious about the ride, Chief Civilian Flight Instructor Charles Alfred Anderson, known today as “The Father of Black Aviation,” piloted Mrs. Roosevelt over the skies of Alabama for over an hour.

Flying with Anderson demonstrated the depth of Eleanor Roosevelt’s support for black pilots and the Institute’s training program. Press coverage of her adventure in flight helped advocate for the competency of these pilots and boosted the Institute's visibility. Roosevelt was so impressed with the program that she established and maintained a long-term correspondence with some of the airmen."                

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Eleanor Roosevelt and the Tuskegee Airmen

Red Tails Interview w/ Dr. Roscoe Brown | Tuskegee Airman:

Several Coatesville area residents were Tuskegee Airmen. My friend, former Coatesville City Council Member and Chester County Democrat Ingrid W. Jones is Percy Sutton's niece. 

Ingrid is active at the Southern Poverty Law Center:

Dr. Roscoe C. Brown Jr. interviews Percy E. Sutton Chair-Emeritus, Inner City Broadcasting Co: