Cover of Politics Is Dirty, But Was Ramaswamy’s Ad With Amy Acton’s Estranged Mother Too Dirty? Wedgewood Polls Admits Its Polls Were Fake. WSJ Says

Politics Is Dirty, But Was Ramaswamy’s Ad With Amy Acton’s Estranged Mother Too Dirty? Wedgewood Polls Admits Its Polls Were Fake. WSJ Says

Politics Is Dirty, But Was Ramaswamy’s Ad With Amy Acton’s Estranged Mother Too Dirty? Wedgewood Polls Admits Its Polls Were Fake. WSJ Says

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Politics is a dirty business, but even pundits on the right were stunned by Vivek Ramaswamy’s ad featuring Amy Acton’s estranged mother calling her a “liar.” Her brother called it a “despicable low,” Nikki Haley blasted it, and Vance defended it. Is it fair game or a step too far? Then, if you think polls are fake, a firm called Wedgewood Polls just admitted it made up nearly all of its polls as a “social experiment,” and outlets like the New York Times and MS NOW had cited them. It’s the second fake pollster this fall, though reputable pollsters weren’t involved. The Wall Street Journal reports Elon Musk ordered Ukraine’s Starlink slowdown, and Trump denies knowing who was responsible. And there’s still no Russia-Ukraine peace deal. All of it today.

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