
Electrical engineer, Harvard MBA, marketing VP, international MD, founder, investor, and CEO. Sold two companies, started two more, and raised capital from individuals, angels, and VCs for three ventures.
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For more than 15 years, Republicans have effectively run Ohio from top to bottom—governor, every statewide executive office, and gerrymandered legislative supermajorities. Over that same period, Ohio has consistently lagged the nation in jo...
If you are tired of one party running Ohio and too often breaking things in the process, you are not alone.
Maybe you’re tired of being told tax cuts will someday, somehow, “trickle down” while roads deteriorate, hospitals cut services, an...
Mark Leonard’s essay in Foreign Affairs opens with a haunting image from China. The lanwei lou, or “rotten-tail buildings,” are unfinished apartment towers left behind by the 2021 housing crash, where squatters now improvise lives among the...
For decades, Americans have been told that government should be “run like a business.” It sounds sensible. Businesses watch expenses, demand results, cut waste, and make decisions. Who could be against any of that?
The trouble starts when...
Candidate Ramaswamy is telling Ohioans something important about himself, and it is not contained in any policy paper. It is contained in the campaign and super PAC ads attacking Dr. Amy Acton with false, unsupported, and deeply personal cl...
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