Acton calls Ramaswamy a danger to Ohio
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Ohio Democratic gubernatorial nominee Amy Acton called Republican opponent Vivek Ramaswamy “a danger” to the state, saying he has “crossed the line” and is “out of touch” and “out for himself.” Acton made the remarks to reporters and voters following a campaign event, according to the report. The comments sharpen the rhetoric in the Ohio governor’s race between Acton and Ramaswamy. The article did not specify the event’s location or date, nor did it include a response from Ramaswamy’s campaign. Watch for further exchanges between the campaigns as the race develops.
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Amy Acton, Vivek Ramaswamy, Ohio