Democratic Pennsylvania Sen. candidate John Fetterman shared a Cameo video Thursday of 'Jersey Shore' star Nicole 'Snooki' Polizzi highlighting the New Jersey ties of his Republican opponent.
Democratic Pennsylvania Sen. candidate John Fetterman shared a Cameo video Thursday in which"Jersey Shore" star Nicole"Snooki" Polizzi appears to highlight the New Jersey ties of Fetterman's Republican opponent, Fetterman, who has previously slammed Dr. Oz for recently moving to Pennsylvania after living in New Jersey for three decades, shared a link to a Cameo video starring the 34-year-old reality tv star, with the caption:"Hey Dr.
It is not clear if Polizzi was aware that she was making a video specifically addressing Dr. Oz, or if she even knows who he is, since she never refers to him as"Dr. Oz.
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