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Vivek Ramaswamy takes on crime, Cincinnati brawl at town hall
At a Cincinnati town hall Monday night, Republican Ohio governor candidate Vivek Ramaswamy claimed there is “an epidemic of violent crime” in Ohio cities. The event, organized in the wake of a downtown Cincinnati brawl, emphasized residents’ fears and frustrations with the criminal justice system.
Republican Ohio gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy weighs in on the rise in youth violence in America on 'The Will Cain ...
Ramaswamy's campaign has raised $9.7 million since the start of the year, compared to just $1.35 million for top Democratic ...
As the Ramaswamy town hall illustrates, Republicans think they have found a winning issue, and they are leaning into it.
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Opinion: Cincinnati needs more leaders willing to walk into a room and take the heat without a script. Vivek Ramaswamy did it at his Aug. 4 town hall.
Ramaswamy has framed the "2.0" accords as allowing Israel "to stand on its own feet" and thus needing less foreign aid from the United States. Ramaswamy's proposal about aid to Israel has faced ...
When asked directly by a voter in Estherville, Iowa, if he'd be Trump's running mate, Ramaswamy responded, "If Donald Trump is the nominee, he will have my full support and whatever way he needs ...
Ramaswamy was commenting on a viral video showing a mob in Cincinnati brutally beating two defenseless victims.
Ohio gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy was weighing in on public safety, following a brawl in downtown Cincinnati more than a week ago.
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