A picture being spread appears to show Pennsylvania Senate candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz posing with some restaurant workers, one of whom has flipped the Oz sign on its side to form the word 'No.'
— A picture being spread all over social media appears to show Pennsylvania Senate candidate Dr.
Mehmet Oz posing with some restaurant workers, one of whom has flipped the Oz sign on its side to form the word"No."Oz tweeted out the real picture August 12th which shows the woman holding the “Dr. Oz US Senate" sign correctly.A number of polls show him trailing Democrat John Fetterman by double digits.
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