'What's radical,' responded GunnelsWarren, 'is 338,000 Americans dying during the pandemic because they could not afford for-profit healthcare.'
"What's radical," responded a top aide to Sen. Bernie Sanders,"is 338,000 Americans dying during the pandemic because they could not afford for-profit healthcare."Republican U.S. Senate hopeful and ultra-millionaire Mehmet Oz attempted Monday to cast his Democratic opponent, Pennsylvania Lt. Gov.
John Fetterman, as"the most radical candidate in the country" by citing his support for"free healthcare," a line of attack that was met with widespread derision on social media., delivered the attack through a crudely animated ad showing Rep.
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