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Pennsylvania Senate candidate conceived in rape slams Dr. Oz for abortion flip-flop

Updated: May 10, 2022 at 3:57 pm EST  See Comments

Tue May 10, 2022 – 3:43 pm EDT

(LifeSiteNews) – Pennsylvania Senate candidate Kathy Barnette condemned competing candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz for switching his position on abortion and revealed that she is “the by-product of rape.”

According to a Monmouth University poll, the Pennsylvania Republican Senate race is a three-way tie between Dr. Oz, Dave McCormick, and Kathy Barnette. During a recent Pennsylvania Republican Senate debate, abortion proved to be a hot topic.  

Pennsylvania Senate GOP primary debate. Kathy Barnette: “I am the product of rape and I am here to tell people like Dr Oz that I am not a clump of cells, my life matters.”

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— Liz Wheeler (@Liz_Wheeler) May 5, 2022

During this debate, Pennsylvania Senate candidate Kathy Barnette challenged frontrunner Dr. Oz, who supports abortions in cases of rape, incest, and for the “health” of the mother, on his position regarding abortion, while revealing that she is a child of rape.  

“I am so very grateful that our nation is now having a very important conversation,” she said. “I am the by-product of a rape. My mother was 11 years old when I was conceived, my father was twenty-one.”  

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