Vivek Ramaswamy’s wife campaigns for him in new ad for Ohio gubernatorial election, introduces ‘Savitri’ amid trolling
Vivek RamaswamiHis wife Apoorva kicked off the campaign for Ramaswamy in the Ohio gubernatorial election in a new ad, where she introduced their newborn baby Savitri to the world, and ignored the trolling that has happened in the past and will happen in the future too. “Bringing home a new baby puts everything into perspective. I’m Apoorva Ramaswamy. There’s nothing more to my husband than being a father to Vivek. He knows Ohio families are working hard but falling behind. Like every parent, he wants safe communities, great schools, and a state where hard work means you can afford your home, your groceries, your future. Vivek is running for governor to give every family a better life So that Ohio’s future remains here.Advertisement In the video, Vivek Ramaswamy’s family, his children meeting his sister Savitri and Vivek kissing his newborn baby are seen. When Ramaswamy revealed his daughter’s name, he was badly trolled that all his children have Indian names. Similar trolling started soon after the new video was posted as people commented that Vivek is so disliked that his wife now has to campaign for him.
Reactions to Vivek Ramaswamy’s new campaign ad featuring Apoorva and kids
- “More Indians. Got it,” wrote Casey Putsch, who is also a self-proclaimed Republican candidate for the Ohio election, although President Donald Trump has endorsed Vivek as a candidate.
- “We are sending your entire family back to India where you are,” one wrote.
- Another wrote, “People dislike him so much that he has to get his wife to campaign for him.”
- One user wrote, “The only white girl riding on a school bus in America was in this video.”
Ramaswamy’s $10 million ad buy till elections
Ramaswamy’s campaign began a $10 million advertising buy that would remain on television until the general election. According to reports, this purchase is unprecedented as the general elections are more than 230 days away. Breitbart reported that Ramaswamy’s campaign raised enough money to spend on television advertising. The campaign told Breitbart News that this ad purchase would represent a permanent fixture on broadcast and cable television until Election Day in November. “We’re going up and not coming down until November,” Jonathan Ewing, Vivek Ramaswami’s campaign manager for Ohio, said in a statement to Breitbart News.