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2026-10-27 20:18
“Vivek, Thank You”: Ramaswamy’s Shocking Ad Is Galvanizing Ohio Democrats
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At a crowded rally in Dayton, Ohio Monday night, celebrity singer John Legend characterized Vivek Ramaswamy as “desperate” and morally depraved. “He will stoop lower than you thought possible,” Legend said of Ramaswamy, the billionaire biotech entrepreneur and Ohio’s Republican candidate for…
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Ohio Republican gubernatorial nominee Vivek Ramaswamy faced widespread condemnation from both Democrats and fellow Republicans for releasing a television advertisement featuring the mother of Democratic candidate Dr. Amy Acton, a move that critics compared to the unethical tactics of Sen.
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The cancellations come as Vivek Ramaswamy faces criticism over an advert featuring his rival Amy Acton's estranged mother.
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“Vivek, Thank You”: Ramaswamy’s Shocking Ad Is Galvanizing Ohio Democrats
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Vivek Ramaswamy, have you no sense of decency?
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Ohio Venues Cancel Vivek Ramaswamy Events as Backlash Grows
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Ohio's Biggest Newspaper Breaks Endorsement Policy To Slam Vivek Ramaswamy
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