Oz begins his campaign with a low-key approach to earning people’s votes and trust

Published June 14, 2022 12:00am ET



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BEAVER, Pennsylvania — To say Dr. Mehmet Oz‘s eyes lit up when he walked into Grandpa Joe’s Candy Store — a whimsical, old-fashioned candy store filled with nostalgia and a lot of sugary treats — and saw a large colorful display filled with his favorite confection, Pez, would be an understatement.
IMG_4006 (1).jpgHe picked out four different Pez containers for his grandchildren and one for himself and then went for several packets of refills. “Those are for the grandkids’ parents and myself. You always have to have refills, especially on long road trips,” he said with a broad smile.

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