I’ll admit that when Dr. Mehmet Oz announced his run for US Senate in Pennsylvania, I thought he’d be a threat. With today’s political landscape and the cult of personality that catapulted Trump into office, I assumed that the Republican machine would coach him on being a firebrand who ignored all of...

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