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Entrepreneur and former U.S. presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy has officially announced his candidacy for Ohio governor, declaring that “good days are yet to come.” His decision has sparked political discussions, especially regarding his ties with former President Donald Trump, who has now responded to the announcement.

Vivek Ramaswamy’s Political Journey

  • Ramaswamy first gained national attention during the 2024 U.S. presidential race, where he ran as a Republican candidate.
  • He positioned himself as a pro-Trump, anti-establishment leader, focusing on issues like free speech, national identity, and economic policies.
  • Though he eventually dropped out of the presidential race, his influence within the Republican Party remained strong.

Why Is He Running for Ohio Governor?

During his announcement, Ramaswamy emphasized:

  • Reviving Ohio’s economy by reducing regulations and promoting innovation.
  • Defending conservative values on issues like education, free speech, and business policies.
  • Pushing for America-first policies that prioritize local industries and reduce foreign dependence.

He stated that his leadership would bring fresh energy to Ohio, promising bold reforms and strong governance.

Donald Trump’s Reaction

Former President Donald Trump, who received Ramaswamy’s endorsement in the 2024 election, reacted to the announcement with enthusiasm. He praised Ramaswamy as a "strong conservative leader" and hinted at backing him in the race.

Trump’s influence remains powerful within the Republican Party, and his support could play a key role in Ramaswamy’s campaign.

Challenges and Road Ahead

  • Potential competition – Ramaswamy may face strong rivals within the Republican Party, including experienced politicians.
  • Public perception – While he is popular among Trump supporters, his outsider status may be tested in a state-level race.
  • Democratic opposition – If he wins the GOP nomination, he will have to defeat a Democratic challenger in a politically competitive state.


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