Trump Endorses Brutal Attack Ad in Ohio Governor’s Race

President Donald Trump has endorsed a brutal attack ad in Ohio Governor's race, supporting Republican candidate Vivek Ramaswamy's campaign. The ad in question uses Amy Acton's estranged mother, and Trump has encouraged Ramaswamy to keep it on air.

Trump's endorsement comes after the ad sparked controversy and division in the political world. The ad's use of Acton's estranged mother has been criticized for being insensitive and personal.

Trump's support for the ad has further fueled the debate. Ramaswamy's campaign has been focused on taking down Acton, who is the current Governor of Ohio.

The ad is seen as a key part of this strategy, and Trump's endorsement is likely to give Ramaswamy a boost in the polls. The ad in question is a 30-second spot that features a voiceover of Amy Acton's estranged mother, criticizing her for her handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The ad is meant to portray Acton as out of touch with the concerns of Ohio voters. Trump's comments on the ad were made during an interview with NBC's Garrett Haake.

When asked about the ad, Trump said, "I told him leave it up and look upstairs and say, 'Thank you, God, very much.'" This statement suggests that Trump believes the ad is effective and should be left on the air.

The endorsement is significant because it gives Ramaswamy a boost in the polls. Ramaswamy is currently trailing Acton in the polls, but Trump's support could help him close the gap.