Failed. Fired. Failing.
After Vivek Ramaswamy's failed run for President, he failed to be appointed to the US Senate, and was then fired from DOGE after an embarrassing 69 days.
Ramaswamy fails at every turn.
First, Vivek Ramaswamy said Amy Acton was "complaining" about being a victim of sexual abuse.
Now, his party is making jokes about how she was homeless as a child.
Ramaswamy failed at running for President, failed to be appointed to the Senate, was fired from DOGE after 69 days, and is failing at running for governor
No Ohioan should spend $10,000 a month on medication while folks in other countries pay half as much for the same pill.
It’s time we take on the drug companies and make this scam illegal.
Vivek Ramaswamy ran for President for a few months, then begged to be appointed to the Senate after getting fired from DOGE after 69 days then declared for Governor.
Every single one of us is one healthcare emergency away from losing everything we've worked for our entire lives. This is something that affects everyone.
As governor, I will fight to protect Ohioans' access to affordable, reliable healthcare close to home.
@amyactonoh Amy, there's about 1M registered Black voters in OH. Please step up your ground game and put together a Black Agenda so that more of us will show up and vote. I personally know that we cant afford to have Vivek Ramaswamy as governor, but trust me people will continue to sit out.
@amyactonoh Dr. Amy for Ohio.
Vivek doesn't think Ohioians have a good work ethic. He probably believes his cousins calling me about my extended warranty expiring are the salt of the earth.
Ohioans are tough. But when working hard isn’t enough to make ends meet, something has to change.
As governor, I plan to bring that change by cutting your taxes, putting money back into your pockets, and fighting for working families.
The insurance companies are ripping you off, and Jon Husted doesn’t care.
It’s not a coincidence that Jon Husted voted against two amendments that would prevent insurance companies from denying care after taking nearly $700,000 from health insurance companies.
Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio) previously denied a report, also alleged in court records, that he pushed a girl down a flight of stairs in high school.
But the woman recently told Mother Jones the alleged incident remains "one of the more traumatic nights of my life." Inside the investigation: https://t.co/fTfNNFb8ur