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Key Aide Michael Biundo Joins Vivek Ramaswamy’s Campaign in New Hampshire

GOP presidential hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy’s campaign has hired Mike Biundo as a senior adviser, reflecting Ramaswamy’s increasing focus on New Hampshire, where the millennial Republican and former biotech executive has spent a significant amount of time campaigning.
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In a significant campaign move, Michael Biundo, a seasoned GOP operative with a history of success in early states, has joined Vivek Ramaswamy’s campaign in New Hampshire. This strategic addition reflects Ramaswamy’s growing focus on the state.

A Notable Addition to Ramaswamy’s Campaign

Vivek Ramaswamy’s campaign has secured the expertise of Michael Biundo, a former senior adviser to Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign and the manager of Rick Santorum’s 2012 presidential run. Biundo, who previously served in the same role at the American Exceptionalism PAC, is one of the few GOP operatives with victories in both the Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primaries. This move demonstrates Ramaswamy’s intensified efforts in the New Hampshire arena.

Campaign Leveling Up

Ben Yoho, Ramaswamy’s campaign CEO, emphasized the significance of Michael Biundo’s appointment as National Senior Advisor. Biundo’s extensive presidential campaign experience and past success in key early states like New Hampshire and Iowa highlight the campaign’s upward trajectory.

Ramaswamy’s Stance on Super PACs

Vivek Ramaswamy has been vocal about the need to reform the influence of super PACs and has pledged to call on supporting super PACs to return money to megadonors. He believes that political financing should be limited to specific amounts per election. However, he acknowledges the right of independent entities to express their opinions on issues.

Seeking a Response

Ramaswamy’s call for super PACs to return funds is contingent on other main candidates doing the same. So far, he has not witnessed any significant response from other candidates, which raises questions about the future of campaign financing.

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