For months, Vivek Ramaswamy has positioned himself as the ultimate political outsider—a wealthy, sharp-tongued businessman ready to dismantle the bureaucracy. However, the very “combative” style that fueled his rise is now becoming his greatest liability. Recent polls show his unfavorability ratings are skyrocketing, even surpassing those of high-profile figures like JD Vance and Donald Trump within the state .
Voters in Ohio, particularly the working-class families who have felt the brunt of recent economic shifts, are reportedly finding his “toxic” rhetoric increasingly distasteful 
. His history of controversial comments about the working class is being weaponized by the Democratic opposition, painting him as an elitist Harvard grad who is out of touch with the struggles of everyday Ohioans .
