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Amy Acton
BBN has covered 7 stories about Amy Acton, mostly in U.S. and Sports, as reported by Hindustan Times, Washington Examiner, The Hill, Fox News and others. Newest first.
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Ramaswamy loses Ohio venues over ad featuring Acton's mother
The Old Dog Ale House in Delaware, Ohio, cancelled one event, and former Governor Mike DeWine called the ad wrong; the midterm is November third.
Reported by Hindustan Times - U.S.
Obama rips Ramaswamy over Acton ad at Cleveland rally
The rally came roughly ten days before the November 3 election, and Acton is running to succeed term-limited Republican Governor Mike DeWine; the ad reportedly cost four million dollars.
Reported by Washington Examiner · with a Short - Pop Culture
Barkley vows gracious TV exit, Trump defends Acton ad
Barkley has said the 2026-27 NBA season will be his last on Inside the NBA, and he is tied to Ernie Johnson's exit plans; critics doubt it.
Reported by The Hill, Fox News · with a Short - U.S.
Ad featuring Acton's mother ran without a disclaimer in Ohio race
Ramaswamy's campaign will spend four million dollars airing the ad, according to Forbes, in a race Emerson's poll has at forty-six to forty-five; the disclaimer arrived late.
Reported by Washington Examiner · with a Short - Sports
Ohio attack ad, Trash Island golf row, Sixers beat Knicks
The ad, which began circulating on social media Monday night, has Acton's estranged mother calling her a liar; the campaign now says it made it, though it's unclear why.
Reported by The Washington Post, The Hill, Yahoo Sports - Sports
The Latest: Harry, Ohio race, NBA opener, SpaceX
Harry's GQ interview, published Tuesday, says he wants reconciliation after his 2023 memoir described a fight with Prince William; he is, he says, being asked constantly.
Reported by CBS News, NBC News, The Guardian · with a Short - U.S.
Acton's estranged mother calls her a 'liar'; Democrat calls…
The sixty-second ad has no named sponsor, and Ramaswamy's campaign had not commented Tuesday morning; Acton leads by four points per CNN's Harry Enten.
Reported by The Hill · with a Short
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