Daily News | John Fetterman agrees to TV debate in Harrisburg with closed captioning. Mehmet Oz says he’s in, pending three requests.
, will have access to closed-caption monitors during the debate, both campaigns said.
“It’s a debate that Fetterman insisted be delayed until only two weeks remain in the campaign, to keep voters in the dark as long as possible,” Oz campaign manager Casey Contres said. “And it’s a debate in which Fetterman insisted on accommodations for his health condition, accommodations that are not permitted on the U.S. Senate floor.”Two new polls show an edge for John Fetterman in Pa.
Fetterman’s campaign quickly responded Wednesday, saying they had no problem with an announcement that closed captions were in use nor would they expect questions ahead of time.
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