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Ron DeSantis bashes Vivek Ramaswamy as Ohio candidate, calling him out of touch
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Ron DeSantis Slams Vivek’s Disastrous Ohio Gov Campaign: ‘You’ve Got To Meet Voters Where They Are’
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Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) slammed Vivek Ramaswamy, who was the Ohio Republican gubernatorial candidate, saying he was never in tune with voters’ interests. “How bad did they beat Vivek like a drum?” DeSantis said Wednesday on The Sage Steele Show. “Now, part of that was Vivek, quite frankly.
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‘How bad did they beat Vivek? Like a drum!’
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