Ohio Governor Urges Ramaswamy to Remove Amy Acton Attack Ad: 'Just Wrong'
Summary
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine asked Republican candidate Vivek Ramaswamy to remove an ad featuring the mother of Democratic candidate Amy Acton. The ad accuses Acton of lying, but it has been widely criticized and sparked bipartisan concern.Key Facts
- Governor Mike DeWine called the Ramaswamy campaign’s ad “just wrong” and urged its removal.
- The ad features Amy Acton’s estranged mother accusing Acton of lying to voters.
- Amy Acton is a former Ohio health director and a Democratic candidate for governor.
- Acton has shared her personal history of sexual abuse and homelessness during childhood.
- Her brother, Philip Stearns, said their mother lost custody after her husband was charged with abusing Acton.
- The ad has received criticism from both Republicans and Democrats.
- Ramaswamy’s campaign has not publicly responded to requests for comment.
- DeWine stated his personal endorsement of Ramaswamy does not include support for the ad.
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