Dr. Oz

Celebrity doctor Mehmet Oz, who is running to represent Pennsylvania in the Senate, made an unsettling political pitch on Monday ahead of the state's ...

Last month, Oz received support from Donald Trump in a move that rankled many of the former president's supporters. "People love him, otherwise he wouldn't have been on air for 18 years," Trump said. "Creepiest political pitch ever?

With the Pennsylvania primary on Tuesday, Trump-endorsed US Senate candidate and noted New Jersey resident Mehmet “Dr. Oz” Oz offered a pretty lewd final ...

“So, when you go to bed at night, put your head on that soft pillow, you’ll know Oz will be doing exactly what you want him to do if you were there next to him,” he said, causing the entire nation to dry-heave. Oz is currently polling in first place for the Republican Party nomination, ahead of right-wing commentator Kathy Barnette and billionaire David McCormick, which is a deeply concerning testament to where spewing viral conspiracy theories can get you in this country. But Oz essentially telling viewers he’s a dirty slut who will do “exactly what you want him to do if you were there next to him” really wasn’t on my Bingo card for this conversation.

Former President Donald Trump endorsed candidates who have high-profile Republican primary races this week. In North Carolina, incumbent Rep.

The purple-state Senate seat is far from a lock for the GOP: The state's other senator is Bob Casey, a Democrat, and Toomey narrowly beat out Democrat Katie McGinty in the 2016 general election. It was caused "by a clot from my heart being in an A-fib rhythm for too long," Fetterman said in a statement. Trump reiterated his support for Cawthorn on Sunday night, writing in a social media post that "when Madison was first elected to Congress, he did a great job." Earlier in May, a political action committee calling itself Fire Madison Cawthorn released a video showing the congressman naked in a bed and thrusting on top of another person. I'm well on my way to a full recovery," Fetterman said. He was reportedly booed during a campaign rally with Trump earlier this month. The youngest member of Congress, at 26 years old, Cawthorn quickly gained buzz, receiving an endorsement from Trump less than three months after being sworn in to office. The races could give a read on the political influence wielded by Trump, who has endorsed more than a dozen candidates competing in Tuesday's contests. The comments prompted outrage from Republicans in Washington, including House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy. Later that month, ethics watchdogs raised suspicions about possible insider trading by Cawthorn over his relationship to an anti-Biden cryptocurrency. It was the second known time he had done so. Most of the former president's picks have so far won their primaries, with the exception of Nebraska gubernatorial candidate Charles Herbster. He lost his primary race last week after multiple women accused him of sexual misconduct.

WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - Dr. Mehmet Oz's campaign for senate is relying heavily on his star power, which according to American University political professor ...

“He has never really lived in the state,” Cafaro said. That fissure has created an opening for Kathy Barnette. The mother of two is running as a far-right, anti-choice populist candidate. Recent polls show she’s now neck-and-neck with Oz and McCormick. But like the others, Barnette’s time in Pennsylvania has been short, which is a turnoff for some voters.

NEWTOWN, Pa. - Name recognition, tons of cash, and an endorsement from former President Donald Trump have been campaign keys for Dr. Mehmet Oz, ...

Both Oz and McCormick contend she hasn't been properly vetted and have highlighted controversial comments she's made in the past on Muslims and gays. Hedge fund manager David McCormick, who's spent nearly as much, has been Oz's steady rival throughout the primary season. With the rise comes the criticism.

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He was a businessman before being elected to the House of Representatives in 2016. Rep. Ted Budd will become the Republican nominee for Senate in North Carolina, according to an Associated Press projection.\n\nMr. Budd, age 50, had the backing of former President Trump and Club for Growth in the 11-way primary, which boosted him in the primary that included former Rep. Mark Walker and former Gov. Pat McCrory.\n\nThe North Carolina native grew up working on his family's cattle and chicken farm and for their janitorial and landscaping business.

Ahead of today's Pennsylvania GOP Senate primary, candidate and celebrity physician Dr. Mehmet Oz appeared on Fox News's 'Hannity' in a last ditch attempt ...

Yikes! I don’t think anyone wants to imagine Dr. Oz sharing a pillow with them, whispering snake oil endorsements and conspiracy theories in their ear as they fall asleep. The Pennsylvania senate primaries have had a tumultuous week, after democratic frontrunner and Lt. Governor John Fetterman suffered a stroke this past weekend. Oz has the support of twice-impeached president Donald Trump, as well as Fox News.

WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - Dr. Mehmet Oz's campaign for senate is relying heavily on his star power, which according to American University political professor ...

“He has never really lived in the state,” Cafaro said. That fissure has created an opening for Kathy Barnette. The mother of two is running as a far-right, anti-choice populist candidate. Recent polls show she’s now neck-and-neck with Oz and McCormick. But like the others, Barnette’s time in Pennsylvania has been short, which is a turnoff for some voters.

On Tuesday, Republican Senate hopeful Mehmet Oz said he is confident he will win not only the primary but also the general election.

It should be a short procedure that will help protect his heart and address the underlying cause of his stroke, atrial fibrillation (A-fib), by regulating his heart rate and rhythm," his campaign said Tuesday. He vowed to press forward despite the health setback, saying, "Our campaign isn't slowing down one bit, and we are still on track to win this primary on Tuesday." So, I would be surprised if Fetterman doesn't hang on in that race," he says. But on Sunday, the focus was on the Democrats as Fetterman announced he was recovering from a stroke. It should be a short procedure that will help protect his heart and address the underlying cause of his stroke, atrial fibrillation (A-fib), by regulating his heart rate and rhythm," his campaign said Tuesday. He vowed to press forward despite the health setback, saying, "Our campaign isn't slowing down one bit, and we are still on track to win this primary on Tuesday." So, I would be surprised if Fetterman doesn't hang on in that race," he says. But on Sunday, the focus was on the Democrats as Fetterman announced he was recovering from a stroke. And it apparently worked. And it apparently worked. The 52-year-old said he went to the hospital on Friday after not feeling well and would remain for a while for observation. The 52-year-old said he went to the hospital on Friday after not feeling well and would remain for a while for observation.