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Jon Husted and Vivek Ramaswamy rejected as Ohio shocks MAGA #maga #ohio #vivekramaswamy

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Jon Husted and Vivek Ramaswamy were completely rejected as Ohio sent a massive shockwave through the Republican party. Even after Republicans gerrymandered the congressional map to guarantee themselves 12 seats, Democrats won 8 of them. Ohioans shattered a 13-year Republican supermajority in the statehouse, took back statewide offices and flipped three U.S. House seats. People are sick of the corruption, the culture wars and the cuts to their healthcare, and when everyday voters show up, the MAGA machine falls apart.

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