Ohio Governor DeWine criticized Vivek Ramaswamy’s campaign for airing a controversial ad featuring his opponent’s estranged mother, highlighting a significant internal conflict within the Republican party.
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The ad sparked backlash because critics found the premise of seeking consent from grandparents to hug them absurd and demeaning.
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