“Hi. Good night, everybody.”

Those were the first words spoken by Pennsylvania Democratic Lt. Gov. John Fetterman during his Senate debate against GOP candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz.

It went downhill from there.

Fetterman, as most of us are aware, suffered a stroke earlier this year and has thus far not been forthcoming about the extent of the cognitive loss he’s suffered and what he hopes to regain.

He’s clung as tight to his medical records as if they were a teenage girl’s diary, seemingly oblivious to why they might be germane to Pennsylvania voters trying to figure out if a man who wants to represent them in the Senate is mentally competent.