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The most considerable discussion of the election campaign in Pennsylvania was about outsized personalities, and Democrat John Fetterman was the first to bring up the medical issue that couldn’t help but grab attention”Let’s address the elephant in the room: I suffered a stroke.
The GOP Is Making Crime A Central Issue In The Debate, Despite Some Messaging Duplication
He’ll never let me forget that, I’m sure “Fetterman remarked this at the start of Pennsylvania’s first and only Senate debate on Tuesday night. But his Republican opponent, Mehmet Oz, was not there to remind voters of it, or to emphasize halting responses that went viral on social media. Oz went on the offensive on several fronts, repeatedly calling Fetterman a “radical,” “extremist,” and “dishonest” and focusing on the crime and the border, where so many other Republicans want to go.
“John Fetterman takes everything to its logical conclusion,” Oz stated. “We should be discussing crime and inflation.”The US has promised to defend its allies militarily against North Korea. He was, and they did, just as the contenders for governor of New York were doing an hour earlier on the same night, two weeks before the election.
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Republican Lee Zeldin said during his debate with Democratic incumbent Kathy Hochul that he was there to “rescue our state,” a theme that has emerged throughout this fall’s debate season. The consequences of the Pennsylvania dispute are tough to predict. Fetterman emphasized that his campaign is about everyone who “was pushed down and had to get back up again.”
While his doctor thinks he’s ready to serve and his campaign has emphasized his fortitude, his recovery may be difficult for some voters. But if Oz wins – and he has polling momentum and more resources on his side – it will be due to the concerns he raises rather than the terms his opponent uses. In that respect, a highly odd race may look somewhat regular.
The Congressional Progressive Caucus statement stated that “if there is a way to halt the war while preserving a free and independent Ukraine, it is America’s responsibility to pursue every diplomatic route to promote such a solution that is acceptable to the people of Ukraine.”
Rep. Pramila Jayapal, D-Washington, chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, issued a statement on Tuesday revoking the letter that sparked outrage within her party. She claimed it was “written several months ago” and “published without vetting by employees.”
“I assume responsibility for this as Chair of the Caucus,” she wrote. She later added that the proximity of these statements created the unfortunate appearance that Democrats, who have strongly and unanimously supported and voted for every package of the military, strategic, and economic assistance to the Ukrainian people, are somehow aligned with Republicans because the letter was issued after House GOP leader Kevin McCarthy said there shouldn’t be a “free blank check” from the US for Ukraine.
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