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| − | '''Mehmet Cengiz Oz''' (born on June 11, 1960) is the [[Republican]] | + | '''Mehmet Cengiz Oz''' (born on June 11, 1960) is the elected [[Republican]] for the [[U.S. Senate]] from [[Pennsylvania]] in the [[midterm election]] of 2022.<ref>Aila Slisco, [https://www.newsweek.com/trump-backed-dr-oz-wins-senate-primary-david-mccormick-concedes-1712777 Trump-Backed Dr. Oz Wins Senate Primary as David McCormick Concedes], ''Newsweek,'' June 3, 2022.</ref> Dr. Oz received the coveted endorsement by former President Donald [[Trump]] on April 8, 2022. |
| − | His background includes being an American television celebrity, cardiothoracic surgeon, university professor, author and politician from [[Republican party]]. He was born in Ohio to Turkish migrant family, and in the past has considered himself a secular [[Muslim]].<ref>https://hollowverse.com/mehmet-oz</ref> | + | His background includes being an American television celebrity, cardiothoracic surgeon, university professor, author and politician from [[Republican party]]. He was born in Ohio to Turkish migrant family, and in the past has considered himself a secular [[Muslim]].<ref>https://hollowverse.com/mehmet-oz</ref> |
| − | While running in the crowded [[GOP]] primary in the [[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> | + | While running in the crowded [[GOP]] primary in the [[2022 Senate elections]], he has Apparently retired from faculty R |
| + | role.<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> | ||
He supports [[Israel]].<ref><blockquote>Dr. Oz has visited Israel and understands how critical of an ally they are to the United States. Now more than ever our dear ally needs partners in the Senate. It needs leaders that understand the relationship between our countries is more than political; it’s etched into the bedrock of our shared values and our common belief in freedom, equality, and human rights.</blockquote> | He supports [[Israel]].<ref><blockquote>Dr. Oz has visited Israel and understands how critical of an ally they are to the United States. Now more than ever our dear ally needs partners in the Senate. It needs leaders that understand the relationship between our countries is more than political; it’s etched into the bedrock of our shared values and our common belief in freedom, equality, and human rights.</blockquote> | ||
[https://doctoroz.com/issue/israel/ ISRAEL - Dr. Oz for Senate]</ref> | [https://doctoroz.com/issue/israel/ ISRAEL - Dr. Oz for Senate]</ref> | ||
| − | + | He is married to Lisa Lemole since 1985 and have four children. | |
==References== | ==References== | ||
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Revision as of 14:56, June 8, 2022
Mehmet Cengiz Oz (born on June 11, 1960) is the elected Republican for the U.S. Senate from Pennsylvania in the midterm election of 2022.[1] Dr. Oz received the coveted endorsement by former President Donald Trump on April 8, 2022.
His background includes being an American television celebrity, cardiothoracic surgeon, university professor, author and politician from Republican party. He was born in Ohio to Turkish migrant family, and in the past has considered himself a secular Muslim.[2]
While running in the crowded GOP primary in the 2022 Senate elections, he has Apparently retired from faculty R role.[3] He supports Israel.[4]
He is married to Lisa Lemole since 1985 and have four children.
References
- ↑ Aila Slisco, Trump-Backed Dr. Oz Wins Senate Primary as David McCormick Concedes, Newsweek, June 3, 2022.
- ↑ https://hollowverse.com/mehmet-oz
- ↑ Dr. Oz Has Apparently Retired from Faculty Role at Columbia University amid Senate Run
- ↑
Dr. Oz has visited Israel and understands how critical of an ally they are to the United States. Now more than ever our dear ally needs partners in the Senate. It needs leaders that understand the relationship between our countries is more than political; it’s etched into the bedrock of our shared values and our common belief in freedom, equality, and human rights.