Pennsylvania GOP Senate candidate Dr. Oz is urging his Democratic opponent John Fetterman to commit to a debate ahead of what he calls a “transformative” election.
is challenging his Democratic opponent John Fetterman to a debate ahead of what he calls a"transformative" election, while saying the"values" of Pennsylvanians are"better reflected" in his positions than his rival's.
"I’m a doctor, and I get if he is too sick to participate because of his crippling stroke," Oz said."But he does have to come forward and transparently explain to Pennsylvania what is going on." Meanwhile, when asked, though, if Oz plans to make Fetterman’s health a focus of the general election, Oz replied:"I want to serve the voters of Pennsylvania, and they are better served by focusing on the major issues that are plaguing them."
Oz stressed the need to"empower voters, give them autonomy, and let them do what they think they can do in their lives." Oz also addressed the criticism he faced over a recent Twitter video that some have slammed as tone-deaf. To highlight the record inflation plaguing American families, Dr. Oz published a video of him shopping for ingredients for a"crudité," a dish consisting of vegetables meaning"raw things" in French.
Oz added:"The more he talks about vegetables and other topics, right, the more I'm wondering, how long is he going to go before he actually defends his far left radical positions? Because that's actually what this whole election revolves around."
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