Ramaswamy changed his attack ad — but kept the part that calls Acton 'a liar'
Vivek Ramaswamy's campaign has moved to a shorter version of an explosive attack ad that questions Amy Acton's truthfulness but still uses her estranged mother as its judge of her character. Meanwhile, early voting is surging.
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