Columbus, Ohio- Vivek Ramaswamy’s campaign has been full of swings and misses, but one thing has been consistent: it’s clear that if he were elected, working families would be the ones left stranded. Here are ten reasons Ramaswamy is wrong for Ohio:
- Ramaswamy pushed an Alzheimer’s drug he knew didn’t work to desperate families, then cashed out before the drug crashed.
- He moved his businesses from Ohio to Texas just months before running for governor.
- His property tax scam would cause the sales tax to skyrocket and stick working families with the bill.
- In addition to raising costs, Ohioans would be less safe under Ramaswamy’s property tax scam that would defund police and fire departments across Ohio.
- Ramaswamy called Medicaid and Medicare “mistakes” while healthcare costs continue to rise.
- After calling Ohio workers “lazy,” Ramaswamy was scheduled to give the keynote speech at a conference about outsourcing American jobs.
- While working families struggle, Ramaswamy called affordability a “buzzword” and said the “perceived” rising cost of living was only in Ohioans’ imaginations.
- Instead of meeting voters on the ground, Ramaswamy has spent nearly 40% of 2026 outside of Ohio.
- He even flew his private jet to Paris, France on the Fourth of July and last week went to New York City for the U.S. Open.
- Ramaswamy continues to stand by Max Miller after accusations of domestic violence and previously accepted endorsements from state legislators accused of misconduct with minors.
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