It’s clear: Dr. Oz won the debate last night. Oz presented a clear vision of supporting parents, lowering prices, and keeping streets safe. On the other hand, as NewsNation’s Leland Vittert noted last night, “there’s no way that that performance convinced anybody to go out and vote for John Fetterman.”
That’s a view shared by an ever-growing number of Pennsylvanians who watched the debate:
- Shane, an undecided voter: “I will definitely not be voting for Fetterman…I thought [Oz’s] response on abortion was really well done.”
- PJ, an undecided voter: The debate “definitely pushed me more toward Oz.”
- Alyssa, an independent voter: “Based off the debate last night, I think Oz won by a landslide.”
- Marc, an independent Pennsylvania voter: “I don’t know how anybody in their right mind, who are in the middle like me, could possibly vote for John Fetterman.”
- Linwood, a Republican voter: I “loved [Dr. Oz]…He was really precise, his answers were crisp and definitely what I wanted to hear.”
- An independent voter: Before the debate “I was definitely leaning towards Fetterman, and I think I have totally changed to the Oz side.”
- A Harrisburg voter: “I don’t believe in a lot of positions [Fetterman] is taking…Clearly he’s anti-fracking and last night he said he’s for fracking which doesn’t make any sense.”
- An undergraduate student: “I previously came into this very undecided…I’m voting for Oz!”
Even CNN called Fetterman out: “if voters were looking for an answer to how [Fetterman’s] views have evolved, they simply didn’t get one.”
That’s because Fetterman is pro-criminal, anti-fracking, and pro-socialized medicine. Those are indefensible positions, and disqualifying for a senator from Pennsylvania.
