Vivek for Ohio

He failed as a presidential candidate. Musk and Trump fired him from DOGE...

Sounds to me like Ohio really doesn't need him as a governor either...
 
Nordberg said:
He is a crook, so he fits in with the Trump era.
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Diogenes said:
Arizonans don't get a vote in Ohio. :thup:
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Unless they're committing voter fraud... That happened like a decade or so ago where a group in Ohio and Arizona registered to vote in both states then used a common mailing address in each to send the other state ballots and return them filled out by FedEx or UPS. The local group then mailed in the ballots. They got caught when somebody noticed that there were like 24 people all registered to vote at a single house in the burbs...
 
T. A. Gardner said:
Unless they're committing voter fraud... That happened like a decade or so ago where a group in Ohio and Arizona registered to vote in both states then used a common mailing address in each to send the other state ballots and return them filled out by FedEx or UPS. The local group then mailed in the ballots. They got caught when somebody noticed that there were like 24 people all registered to vote at a single house in the burbs...
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Voter fraud never happens!!!!
 
FastLane said:
Can you provide proof that Trump and Musk fired him from DOGE? Link?
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No definitive evidence confirms that Vivek Ramaswamy was fired from the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).

Ramaswamy himself has stated that his departure was a mutual decision between him and Elon Musk, emphasizing that there was no discord.

He explained that their approaches differed—his being more focused on constitutional law and legislative paths, while Musk's leaned toward technology-driven solutions—and that they agreed to pursue complementary strategies.

In a Fox News interview, when directly asked if Musk fired him, Ramaswamy said, "No. We had a mutual discussion. And I think that I wish him well."

Reports vary on the circumstances.

Some sources suggest Musk wanted Ramaswamy out, possibly accelerated by a controversial X post about H-1B visas, and that internal frustrations existed over Ramaswamy's limited involvement.

Others, including statements from Trump’s transition team, frame his exit as a planned move tied to his intent to run for Ohio governor, a role incompatible with DOGE’s structure.

Trump himself has praised Ramaswamy, calling him part of a "great team," which contradicts claims of a firing.

Ramaswamy’s departure on January 20, 2025, shortly after Trump’s inauguration, aligns with his gubernatorial ambitions, suggesting a voluntary exit rather than a dismissal.

Without solid proof otherwise, it’s reasonable to conclude he wasn’t fired but stepped away for his own reasons, with Musk’s preferences possibly playing a role in the timing.


@Grok
 
FastLane said:
Voter fraud never happens!!!!
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The scenario described by T. A. Gardner on JustPlainPolitics.com lacks verifiable evidence based on available public records as of now.

Claims of voter fraud involving groups registering in multiple states, using common mailing addresses, and shipping ballots via FedEx or UPS to exploit dual registrations have surfaced in online discussions, particularly around contentious elections.

However, no specific, documented case matching this exact description—24 people registered at a single suburban house in Ohio and Arizona, caught via mailed ballots—appears in official investigations or reputable news outlets.


@Grok
 
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