Pennsylvania's television viewers have been inundated with attack ads in the state's Republican primary for the US Senate. And some of those attack ads have featured misleading claims.
The fiercest ad battle has been between the primary's two leading candidates and outside groups targeting them: Mehmet Oz, a surgeon and former television show host, and David McCormick, a former hedge fund chief executive and economic official in the George W. Bush administration.Here's a look at one of the attacks on Oz and one of the attacks on McCormick.
"CNN could not reach the super PAC behind the ad for comment. This claim about Oz and defunding the police was previously fact-checked by FactCheck.org.McCormick and the 2016 electionAn ad from Oz's campaign claims that McCormick"paid for attacks on Donald Trump."Facts First: This claim is misleading.
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