10-26-2022, 10:30 AM
In the debate’s early minutes, Oz noted how he invited Maureen Faulkner, the widow of a Philadelphia police officer who was shot in the 1980s and has been critical of Fetterman, to accompany him to the debate. Oz used her presence to underscore what he has called Fetterman’s “extreme” positions, including leniency for those convicted of second-degree murder. WelcomePAC, which is heavily funded by LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman, according to Federal Election Commission records, has been active in Ohio, previously organizing media events featuring Republicans who have banded together to campaign against Vance. The group’s ads direct voters to a website, WhyNoJD.com, and seek to paint Vance as a political two-face who is as unpalatable to a Trump voter as he is to a Portman or John Kasich voter. Kasich, Ohio’s former governor, became a prominent anti-Trump Republican after he lost the GOP presidential nomination in 2016. “The report highlights the harm the fossil fuel industry has really wreaked in creating this crisis,” said Dr. Jerry Abraham, the director and chief vaccinologist at Kedren Community Health Center in Los Angeles, who was not involved in writing the report. “Foe is a harsh word, but it has to be used.” google.com
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But Oz talked around whether he supports a $15 federal minimum wage by arguing that “market forces” are driving up wages and vaguely suggesting that fracking in Pennsylvania would create “plenty of money to go around.” “I’ve always supported fracking,” he said at one point, before co-moderator Lisa Sylvester of WPXI in Pittsburgh pressed him about a 2018 interview in which he said he “never” did. She said she was at the job centre for three hours the first time she visited it, because the staff were unsure how to help a Ukrainian refugee.
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But Oz talked around whether he supports a $15 federal minimum wage by arguing that “market forces” are driving up wages and vaguely suggesting that fracking in Pennsylvania would create “plenty of money to go around.” “I’ve always supported fracking,” he said at one point, before co-moderator Lisa Sylvester of WPXI in Pittsburgh pressed him about a 2018 interview in which he said he “never” did. She said she was at the job centre for three hours the first time she visited it, because the staff were unsure how to help a Ukrainian refugee.
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