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He announced his Senate run to represent state of [[Pennsylvania]] in [[2022 Senate elections]],<ref>[https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/dr-oz-apparently-retired-faculty-203841144.html Dr. Oz Has Apparently Retired from Faculty Role at Columbia University amid Senate Run]</ref> and received the coveted endorsement by [[Trump]] on April 8, 2022. Despite being vastly outspent, Dr. Oz won the Republican primary against globalist David McCormick. Dr. Oz faced the far left lieutenant governor [[John Fetterman]] in the general election and lost.

He announced his Senate run to represent state of [[Pennsylvania]] in [[2022 Senate elections]],<ref>[https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/dr-oz-apparently-retired-faculty-203841144.html Dr. Oz Has Apparently Retired from Faculty Role at Columbia University amid Senate Run]</ref> and received the coveted endorsement by [[Trump]] on April 8, 2022. Despite being vastly outspent, Dr. Oz won the Republican primary against globalist David McCormick. Dr. Oz faced the far left lieutenant governor [[John Fetterman]] in the general election and lost.

During his career on his television show, Dr. Oz made some inaccurate or misleading health claims, such as regarding the efficacy of weight loss supplements.<ref>https://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-show/maddowblog/dr-oz-haunted-history-dispensing-dubious-medical-advice-n1286630</ref>

During his career on his television show, Dr. Oz made some inaccurate or misleading health claims, such as regarding the efficacy of weight loss supplements.<ref>Steven Bennen, [https://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-show/maddowblog/dr-oz-haunted-history-dispensing-dubious-medical-advice-n1286630 Dr. Oz haunted by a history of 'dispensing dubious medical advice'], ''CNBC'', Dec 27, 2021</ref>

In 2022, Oz lost to John Fetterman, and the latter increasingly showed to be closer to conservatives in policy.

In 2022, Oz lost to John Fetterman, and the latter increasingly showed to be closer to conservatives in policy.