GREENSBURG, Pa. — Blaring music was Dr. Mehmet Oz’s best friend on Friday night.
Cranked up well beyond the rock opera baseline at …
GREENSBURG, Pa. — Blaring music was Dr. Mehmet Oz’s best friend on Friday night. Cranked up well beyond the rock opera baseline at most Trump rallies, Robert Palmer’s “Bad Case of Loving You (Doctor Doctor)” drowned out the boos and muted applause from a crowd of drenched, mud-soaked, ride-or-die Trump supporters in Western Pennsylvania. The MAGA faithful were willing to bear the elements as rain poured down on the mucky fairgrounds, but many made it clear that they were exclusively there for former President Donald Trump — not his pick for Pennsylvania’s upcoming GOP Senate primary on May 17. Oz’s own video montage received boos from the crowd each time it played during the buildup to the rally, a foreboding sign for the intended man of the evening. “I just want somebody from Pennsylvania, someone who actually grew up here,” Lynn Johnson, a 55-year-old restaurant server from Ligonier, Pennsylvania, told Insider. Johnson harped on the fact that Oz used his in-laws’ Keystone State address to register to vote in Pennsylvania last year, despite living in New Jersey up to that point. The Philadelphia Inquirer first reported on Oz’s residency, and he will not legally have to live in Pennsylvania unless he’s elected in November.
