The Senate Minority Leader took a barely veiled dig at Mehmet Oz, Herschel Walker, and other terrible GOP dudes running.
Oz over hedge fund millionaire David McCormick. When advisers have shown Oz’s terrible polling to Trump, he is befuddled because Oz was supposed to have star power:
Trump has sometimes responded by asking advisers how it’s possible that someone who was that popular on TV for so long is doing so poorly in the polls. When Trump has inquired if the polling has been “phony” or skewed, multiple people close to him have assured him that—as one of the sources describes to Rolling Stone—“this is not a matter of the polls being ‘rigged,’ there are major problems with this campaign and, more specifically, this candidate.
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