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Dr. Oz's Election Meltdowns Are Getting CREEPIER
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August 15, 2022
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3:23Now PlayingDr. Oz unveils the creepiest ad imaginable against his opponent John Fetterman ahead of the Pennsylvania Senate election. John Iadarola and Francesca Fiorentini break it down on The Damage Report.
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Dr. Oz Releases Campaign Ad Showing Bong Emerging From Fetterman's Head
"In a bizarre political ad part of celebrity doctor Mehmet Oz's campaign to win the Pennsylvania Senate race, Democratic rival candidate John Fetterman gets his head opened up to reveal "some screws lose" and a bong, before his electoral political agenda is laid out and described as "crazy" and "ridiculous."
But the supposed mockery of the Democratic candidate was made into a joke at the expense of Oz, as critics on social media labeled the video "creepy" and "desperate."
"This is so bizarre and creepy. Is Dr. Oz from the Wizard of Oz?" wrote researcher Olga Lautman on Twitter."
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