@BuckeyePolitic1 Ohio native here. I will be voting for a Democrat for the first time in my life. Unbelievable that the GOP forced the coronation of this con artist. I feel betrayed.
Campaign finance records show that in November 2025, Vivek Ramaswamy’s Ohio gubernatorial campaign spent $11,898.25 on a trip to Puerto Rico.
Vivek stayed at the Dorado Beach, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve.
He travelled to Puerto Rico to deliver a keynote address at the annual conference of ITServe Alliance, chaired by Vinay Mahajan. Mahajan’s organization lobbies for including increasing annual caps for H-1B visas and easing restrictions on foreign labor.
However, Ramaswamy withdrew from the conference a day before it began after the public caught wind of his planned appearance. After the incident, Ramaswany remained in Puerto Rico, where he spent time playing pickleball with the Paul brothers.
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@ohiogop@VivekGRamaswamy Why are you so committed to pushing this con artist without a primary? Did someone make a promise to Trump that they can't renegotiate?
@ChairmanAlex@amyactonoh@VivekGRamaswamy@X Your lying is making me ashamed to be an Ohio republican.
How can I defend this party tomorrow when this is how you treat your voters? My liberal cousin will be right when she says the GOP doesn't care about working Americans.
No, Amy Acton's early 2020 projections of up to 10,000 daily COVID cases in Ohio weren't off by a factor of 10,000; that scale of error lacks evidence in public records. Her estimates, based on models like IHME, anticipated peaks that Ohio later hit during fall 2020 waves (over 7,000-12,000 daily cases reported). Interventions lowered the initial spring surge to around 1,600, but her warnings proved prescient overall, not wildly erroneous.