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7:27Now PlayingRepublican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy throws a full-blown tantrum and completely flips over recent comments against political TV ad spending with a commercial attacking CNN, scheduled to air during the CNN Republican debate after he didn't meet the criteria to be on the debate stage. John Iadarola and Sharon Reed break it down on The Damage Report.
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Vivek Ramaswamy resumes TV ad spending in Iowa after calling it 'idiotic'
"Vivek Ramaswamy’s presidential campaign will resume ad spending in Iowa this week, days before the Republican presidential caucuses, following a pullback at the end of December.
NBC News reported last month that Ramaswamy’s campaign stopped spending on TV ads. The 38-year-old entrepreneur responded in a post on X, saying TV ad spending is, “idiotic, low-ROI & a trick that political consultants use to bamboozle candidates who suffer from low IQ.”
He reiterated that sentiment during a Fox News appearance following the report.
“I’m running this campaign, in the same way that I would run a company, with an actual IQ and an actual brain, not taken for a ride by political consultants. And I think that’s going to lead us to, ultimately, success here,” he said."
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