Republicans are frustrated by the lack of answers to gender issues, Dr. Oz's miscarriage
Senator R-Mo. Josh Hawley, who has been ongoing questions about President Donald Trump’s Medicare & Medicaid Services Center (CMS) nominee Dr. Mehmet Oz and his ongoing questions about transgender treatment options for minors and abortion, said the nominee did not answer his inquiries.
Missouri Republican told Fox News in an interview that he remains concerned about the past of the Wizard of Oz, promoting transgender surgery for minors, promoting transgender hormone treatment and puberty blockers for minors.”
He submitted many questions to Oz earlier this month, but Hawley said Oz never answered. “He didn't. I think it's weird,” he said.
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Left player Josh Hawley is still worried about Dr. Oz right, abortion and transgender treatment for minors. (Reuters)
“I hope he changed his mind,” Hawley added. “I want to hear his voice, he is completely consistent with President Trump, who is very powerful about it.”
“Every member of the Trump administration works in the same script, President Trump's script, to restore common sense policies and put left ideological nonsense into trouble,” White House spokesman Kush Desai said in a statement to Fox News Numbers.
“We look forward to the Senate’s quick confirmation of Dr. Oz so that he can join the rest of our All-Star team at HHS, committed to making the United States healthy again by restoring common sense, transparency and confidence in our healthcare facilities.”
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Trump chose Oz to lead the CMS. (Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
As Hawley points out, Oz brings TV shows to people who support and promote transgender therapy (especially for minors).
The Wizard of Oz hosted two trans children at his show in 2010, which was titled “Transex Children: Too Young to Decide?”
Josie, 8, and Vanessia, the mother of the child, claimed that once a male-born child began to embrace the female lifestyle, Josie's life improved. Isaac, 15, parents of minors Arturo and Monica, revealed that they decided to let female-born teenagers start taking pubertal lockdowns and remove the teenager's breasts with a double mastectomy.
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Transgender issues are becoming increasingly prominent politically. (Adobe Stock)
LGBTQ activist Group Glaad touted the section as “groundbreaking,” who told supporters to thank Oz.
TV doctors also have a history of supporting miscarriage.
In an interview on the popular radio show Breakfast Club in 2019, Oz said he was concerned about state laws aimed at limiting or limiting abortions and said it was a “hard problem for everyone.”
On a “personal level” he doesn’t like abortion and he also thinks he shouldn’t “interfere with other people’s stuff.”
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Abortion rights holders travel to the Washington Monument rally at the Washington Monument on May 14, 2022. (Jose Luis Magana/AFP via Getty Images)
He added: “Because it’s hard to get into life.”
When Oz ran for the Senate as a Republican in Pennsylvania in 2022, he remained opposed to the administration's jurisdiction over the abortion subject.
“I don't want the federal government to be involved at all,” he said in a debate with the present, John Fetterman, D-PA. “I want women, doctors, local political leaders to make the best idea of democratic development that always allows our country to thrive so that the country can decide for itself.”
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When asked if he would vote to confirm that Oz wouldn't even answer his question, Hawley wouldn't say it. “I just have to believe he will respond here.”
