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  View in browser   BY  MYAH WARD With help from Jeremy White Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. John Fetterman speaks at a rally in Erie, Pa. | Gene J. Puskar/AP Photo STAGE FRIGHT  — Democratic Lt. Gov. John Fetterman   finally committed today   to one debate with celebrity doctor Mehmet Oz , after weeks of pressure in one of the most closely watched Senate races in the nation. Oz, who is trailing in the polls, has hammered on the issue, questioning the Democrat’s ability to debate after Fetterman suffered a stroke in May. As he continues to recover, Fetterman’s campaign is looking into the possibility of a closed-captioning monitor   to accommodate his issues with auditory processing. Whatever form the forum takes, Pennsylvanians won’t see multiple debates like in years past — Fetterman is only committing to a single debate sometime next month, though he didn’t specify a date in his exclusive interview with POLITICO’s Holly Otterbein. Across the country, it’s be...

  Hi  – yeah, you! I would like to personally say thank you. Thank you for your support last year that allowed this people-powered movement to flip Georgia blue and take back the Senate. Thank you for your support as I work to better the lives of Georgians and Americans by fighting for our shared values and progress in the Senate. Thank you for fighting by my side as we face yet another battleground race that will decide Senate control. Your support  is  making a difference. But with only  nine  weeks  until Election Day, I'm counting on your continued support more than ever. I'm currently 1 point down from my Trump-endorsed opponent, Herschel Walker (R), and  Politico  reports that Democrats simply cannot confidently hold our Senate majority if we lose in Georgia.  So here's what I must ask: Before my next fundraising goal, can you chip in $5 – or whatever you can spare in this moment – to ensure I have the resources to keep Georgia and...