Ramaswamy’s attack ad falsely claims Amy Acton lied about childhood abuse, but court records prove her account was true, exposing the ad as a misleading midterm smear.
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Vivek Ramaswamy campaign ad features Democrat Amy Acton’s estranged mother accusing her of lying about her childhood, but a copy of a 1978 arrest warrant suggests Acton told the truthSign up for the Breaking News US emailWith less than two weeks until the midterms, my colleague Jonathan Freedland and Guardian US columnist Moira Donegan are answering your questions in this week’s episode of Politics Weekly America.They break down the final stretch ahead of these hugely consequential elections, that will decide control of Congress in Donald Trump’s final two years of office. Continue reading...
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The case highlights the tragic cycle of violence and systemic failure where police brutality against a Black family led to a retaliatory killing and a subsequent murder conviction.