Weaponizing fitness to serve is undermining our democracy  ...Middle East

On Monday, U.S. Rep. Jennifer Wexton of Virginia advanced her most recent legislation on the House floor using text-to-speech assistive technology. Last year, Rep. Wexton revealed her diagnosis with Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP), a rare neurological disability that progressively impairs motor functioning. While not the first elected representative to use assistive technology (Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman also communicated through text-to-speech after his stroke), the visibility of her disability matters more than you might think for democratic legitimacy.  The modern public servant is given two choices when it comes to disclosing disability: keep quiet and pray no one finds

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