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OHIO, UNITED STATES 🇺🇸 — Conservative commentator Scott Jennings has criticized Republican gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy over a controversial campaign ad featuring the estranged mother of his Democratic opponent, Amy Acton. The ad features Donna Arthur calling her daughter a “liar.” Ramaswamy’s campaign confirmed responsibility and announced plans to spend $4 million promoting it statewide. Acton was removed from her mother’s custody at age 12 after her stepfather faced charges involving child-related harm. The case never went to trial. Acton and her brother have described their difficult childhood and long-standing family separation. Speaking on CNN, Jennings called the ad “not good” morally and criticized its political strategy. “What you’re talking about here is Amy Acton’s mother is basically saying, ‘I don’t trust 12-year-old Amy Acton, who was quite possibly raped in my own home, to be governor,’” Jennings said. “It’s a ludicrous sort of argument that they’re making.” “This is probably the worst politics you could imagine, and it’s bringing a lot of attention to Amy Acton’s story, her narrative,” he added. Ohio Republican Governor Mike DeWine also urged Ramaswamy to withdraw the ad, saying, “It's wrong to run this ad.” However, Ramaswamy has defended the advertisement. President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance have also backed him, while criticizing Republicans who oppose the campaign strategy. The controversy has intensified scrutiny of the Ohio governor’s race ahead of the November 3 election. Political observers say the ad could backfire by drawing more attention to Acton’s childhood and raising concerns about Ramaswamy’s campaign approach. Source: The Hill, CBS News, PolitiFact and The Washington Post. #Ohio #USA #VivekRamaswamy #AmyActon #japd
OHIO, UNITED STATES 🇺🇸 — Conservative commentator Scott Jennings has criticized Republican gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy over a controversial campaign ad featuring the estranged mother of his Democratic opponent, Amy Acton. The ad features Donna Arthur calling her daughter a “liar.” Ramaswamy’s campaign confirmed responsibility and announced plans to spend $4 million promoting it statewide. Acton was removed from her mother’s custody at age 12 after her stepfather faced charges involving child-related harm. The case never went to trial. Acton and her brother have described their difficult childhood and long-standing family separation. Speaking on CNN, Jennings called the ad “not good” morally and criticized its political strategy. “What you’re talking about here is Amy Acton’s mother is basically saying, ‘I don’t trust 12-year-old Amy Acton, who was quite possibly raped in my own home, to be governor,’” Jennings said. “It’s a ludicrous sort of argument that they’re making.” “This is probably the worst politics you could imagine, and it’s bringing a lot of attention to Amy Acton’s story, her narrative,” he added. Ohio Republican Governor Mike DeWine also urged Ramaswamy to withdraw the ad, saying, “It's wrong to run this ad.” However, Ramaswamy has defended the advertisement. President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance have also backed him, while criticizing Republicans who oppose the campaign strategy. The controversy has intensified scrutiny of the Ohio governor’s race ahead of the November 3 election. Political observers say the ad could backfire by drawing more attention to Acton’s childhood and raising concerns about Ramaswamy’s campaign approach. Source: The Hill, CBS News, PolitiFact and The Washington Post. #Ohio #USA #VivekRamaswamy #AmyActon #japd

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