Vivek Ramaswamy

But my reason for remaining in this is that, first of all, I believe in excellence. I want my home state. I was born and raised here. I'm raising my two sons here. I want my state not just to be one of the best in the Midwest, but the best in the country. And there are just so many basic fixes that you could bring to a state like Ohio.

But my reason for remaining in this is that, first of all, I believe in excellence. I want my home state. I was born and raised here. I'm raising my two sons here. I want my state not just to be one of the best in the Midwest, but the best in the country. And there are just so many basic fixes that you could bring to a state like Ohio.

But my reason for remaining in this is that, first of all, I believe in excellence. I want my home state. I was born and raised here. I'm raising my two sons here. I want my state not just to be one of the best in the Midwest, but the best in the country. And there are just so many basic fixes that you could bring to a state like Ohio.

They're just really basic that would accomplish that, that I felt a sense of duty to do it right here at home. And you and I, we've both lived the American dream. My wife's lived the American dream. We want our kids to live that same American dream. And we're pretty passionate about having an impact. And we're grateful for what the country and the state have given us.

They're just really basic that would accomplish that, that I felt a sense of duty to do it right here at home. And you and I, we've both lived the American dream. My wife's lived the American dream. We want our kids to live that same American dream. And we're pretty passionate about having an impact. And we're grateful for what the country and the state have given us.

They're just really basic that would accomplish that, that I felt a sense of duty to do it right here at home. And you and I, we've both lived the American dream. My wife's lived the American dream. We want our kids to live that same American dream. And we're pretty passionate about having an impact. And we're grateful for what the country and the state have given us.

And so in some sense, this is just our way of giving back.

And so in some sense, this is just our way of giving back.

And so in some sense, this is just our way of giving back.

Yes, it's not California. It doesn't require a U-turn. But I would say it is a conservative state. You're right in its electorate. It's time for the state to actually be governed like a conservative state. And there I see room for progress and actually stepping on the gas. Thinking about the basic table stakes on economic policies, you got to be a zero tax state.

Yes, it's not California. It doesn't require a U-turn. But I would say it is a conservative state. You're right in its electorate. It's time for the state to actually be governed like a conservative state. And there I see room for progress and actually stepping on the gas. Thinking about the basic table stakes on economic policies, you got to be a zero tax state.

Yes, it's not California. It doesn't require a U-turn. But I would say it is a conservative state. You're right in its electorate. It's time for the state to actually be governed like a conservative state. And there I see room for progress and actually stepping on the gas. Thinking about the basic table stakes on economic policies, you got to be a zero tax state.

Find a path to become a zero tax state. There's eight other states that have done it. There's no reason we can't do it right here in Ohio. bring down the property tax burden. I think with my own instincts in the long run, I'd love to see that get to zero, but at least bring it down to a reasonable place. Slash and burn the regulatory state.

Find a path to become a zero tax state. There's eight other states that have done it. There's no reason we can't do it right here in Ohio. bring down the property tax burden. I think with my own instincts in the long run, I'd love to see that get to zero, but at least bring it down to a reasonable place. Slash and burn the regulatory state.

Find a path to become a zero tax state. There's eight other states that have done it. There's no reason we can't do it right here in Ohio. bring down the property tax burden. I think with my own instincts in the long run, I'd love to see that get to zero, but at least bring it down to a reasonable place. Slash and burn the regulatory state.

In some ways, I want to see Ohio become a special economic zone for the rest of the country at the heart of the Midwest. For really any entrepreneur, for industrialization, for production, the natural gas timelines for building a new pipeline in the state, we've got great natural resources underneath our ground.

In some ways, I want to see Ohio become a special economic zone for the rest of the country at the heart of the Midwest. For really any entrepreneur, for industrialization, for production, the natural gas timelines for building a new pipeline in the state, we've got great natural resources underneath our ground.

In some ways, I want to see Ohio become a special economic zone for the rest of the country at the heart of the Midwest. For really any entrepreneur, for industrialization, for production, the natural gas timelines for building a new pipeline in the state, we've got great natural resources underneath our ground.

Drill Baby Drill belongs in Ohio, and not a lot of people are actually even aware of the natural resources we have. And yet it takes 18 to 36 months to get a new permit when that should be six months or less. And so the sum total of that is when you look at other states across the country, Texas and Florida are number one and number two when it comes to people moving into the state versus out.

Drill Baby Drill belongs in Ohio, and not a lot of people are actually even aware of the natural resources we have. And yet it takes 18 to 36 months to get a new permit when that should be six months or less. And so the sum total of that is when you look at other states across the country, Texas and Florida are number one and number two when it comes to people moving into the state versus out.