Telegram channel Madam secretary (@madam secretary) especially for the big channel (@bigtransfer2024) Ohio is one of the most difficult territorial campaigns in the United States. Vice President J.D. Vance was under attack. The Republican candidate here is Vivek Ramaswami, a billionaire of Indian origin, a former participant in the presidential primary and one of the prominent figures of the Trump camp. His opponent is Democrat Amy Acton, a physician and head of the state health department. Rambam looked hard at first. He had national trust, big money and the support of GOP leadership. In recent years Ohio has consistently voted Republican. However, Acton began to pull in the polls, and in the latest measurements came out ahead in places. Against this background, the Ramaswamy commander decided to proceed with the most personal attack. The main objective was Acton's biography. She spoke a lot about childhood, homelessness and domestic violence. Maimonides' headquarters decided to prove that part of the story was made up. To do this, they found her mother, Donna Arthur, with whom Acton has not communicated for almost half a century. In Commerce, a mother called her daughter a liar and claimed she had been lying about her past for years. First, the source of the video is unclear. Ramasumy's campaign admitted that he had set it up and announced that it would invest about $4 million to promote the video. And this is where the whole attack began to fall apart. Almost immediately the reason for the gap between mother and daughter emerged. Court documents from 1978 confirm that Acton's stepfather was charged with 12-year-old Amy's withdrawal. She and her brother were taken from the family. Mother lost custody and stayed with her husband. The stepfather himself disappeared after he was accused and fled.