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Ramaswamy ad in Ohio governor's race draws criticism from Republicans

What happened

Vivek Ramaswamy, the Republican nominee for Ohio governor, released a campaign ad that has drawn condemnation from members of his own party. Ohio Governor Mike DeWine publicly called on Ramaswamy to take down the ad. The ad has created division within the GOP during the final stretch of the gubernatorial campaign.

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Left3 versions

Left-leaning outlets characterize the ad as "vile" and emphasize the ethical implications, with The New York Times framing it as revealing "the ethical degradation of Trumpism." NBC News and ABC News lead with Republican criticism, particularly highlighting DeWine's statement that "it's wrong to run this ad."

Centernothing filed

No outlet on this side covered it.

    Right3 versions

    Right-leaning outlets frame the story around political consequences and internal party dynamics. RealClearPolitics focuses on the White House supporting Ramaswamy and warns the ad "could backfire." The Dispatch notes that the ad features "his opponent's estranged mother" and describes the situation as a "backlash."

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