Vivek Ramaswamy's wife campaigns for him in new ad for Ohio Guv election, introduces 'Savithri' amid trolling

Vivek Ramaswamy's wife Apoorva debuted in campaigning for Ramaswamy in the Ohio Governor election in a new advertisement where she introduced their newborn Savithri, to the world, shrugging off the trolling that it earlier caused and would cause in the future. "Bringing a new baby home puts everything into perspective. I am Apoorva Ramaswamy. Nothing means more to my husband Vivek than being a father. He knows Ohio families are working hard but are falling behind. Like every parent, he wants safe communities, great schools and a state where hard work means you can afford your home, your groceries, your future. Vivek is running for Governor to give every family a fair shot at a better life so Ohio's future stays right here.

The advertisement video features Vivek Ramaswamy's family, his children meeting their sister Savithri and Vivek kissing his newborn. When Ramaswamy revealed the name of his daughter, there was vicious trolling that all his children have Indian names. Similar trolling started immediately after the new video was posted as people commented that Vivek is disliked so much that his wife now has to campaign for him.

Reactions to Vivek Ramaswamy's new campaign ad featuring Apoorva and kids

• "More Indians. Got it," wrote Casey Putsch who is also a self-proclaimed Republican candidate for the Ohio election though President Donald Trump endorses Vivek as the candidate.
• "We are sending your whole family back to India where you belong," one wrote.
• "People dislike him so much he has to have his wife campaigning for him," another wrote.
• "The only America in this video was the white girl on the school bus," a user wrote.

Ramaswamy's $10 million ad buy until election

Ramaswamy's campaign launched a $10 million ad buy that will remain on television until the general election. According to reports, this buy is unprecedented as the general election is more than 230 days away. Breitbart reported that Ramaswamy's campaign raised so much money that it can splurge on television ad spending. The campaign told Breitbart News that this ad buy will represent a permanent fixture on broadcast and cable television until election day in November.

“We are going up and we aren’t coming down until November,” Jonathan Ewing, campaign manager for Vivek Ramaswamy for Ohio, said in a statement provided to Breitbart News.