Amy Acton explains why she won’t speak to Vivek Ramaswamy after Ohio win
Ohio Gov.-elect Amy Acton says she has “no intention” of speaking to Vivek Ramaswamy after defeating him in the Ohio governor race, pointing to a controversial campaign ad featuring her estranged mother.
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