Synonyms for Mehmet Öz
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1. List of known nicknames for "Mehmet Öz":

   Mehmet Oz, Mehmet C Md Oz, Mehmet C. Oz, Dr. Mehmet Öz, Mehmet Oz M.D., Dr. Mehmet C. Oz, Dr. Oz, Dr. Mehmet Oz, Mehmet Cengiz Oz

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1. John Fetterman:

   We’re absolutely going to debate Mehmet Oz, and that was really always our intent to do that, it was just simply only ever been about addressing some of the lingering issues of the stroke, the auditory processing, and we’re going to be able to work that out.

2. Brittany Yanick:

   Just like in the primary, Dr. Oz's campaign will also have ample resources to get its message out, mehmet Oz has been busy campaigning across the state, meeting with voters, and attending both small dollar and high dollar fundraising events, but John Fetterman refuses to campaign and meet with voters who are concerned about the disastrous Biden-Fetterman agenda.

3. United States:

   Mehmet Oz chose to serve in the Turkish army over the United States army, these are simple facts, not campaign attacks, and Mehmet Oz refusal to address these legitimate issues demonstrates why Pennsylvanians can't trust him.

4. Casey Contres:

   Dr. Mehmet Oz continues to respectfully allow Pennsylvania's vote counting process to take place and puts his faith in the Republican voters who we believe have chosen him as their nominee, that is why our campaign will oppose the Dave McCormick legal team's request that election boards ignore both Pennsylvania Supreme Court and state election law and accept legally rejected ballots.

5. Olivia Cappello:

   Mehmet Oz doesn't represent Pennsylvanians — in fact, he's at odds with the nearly 9 in 10 Keystone state voters who believe abortion should be legal, planned Parenthood Votes is all in to defeat candidates across the country who, like Oz, are ready to take away people's right to decide what is best for their own bodies, lives, and futures. That includes significant investments in races up and down the ballot, from Arizona to Pennsylvania to Georgia.