This makes me chuckle more than anything. It’s so fake. I grew up in Cincinnati. My father spent 46 years at the Ford plant in Sharonville, Ohio as a proud member of the @uaw. I grew up going to the plant and hanging at UAW picnics. He was a proud union man—and a strong Republican. My family lived our version of the American dream. My dad worked overtime to provide for my mom and brothers. We learned hard work and sacrifice. David Pepper did not. I promise. He was born into a special life of wealth and privilege. He attended the finest schools, wanted for nothing, and lived a charmed existence where his father’s power and connections opened every single door imaginable. I’m not jealous. Lucky him. But his post is phony. @VivekGRamaswamy came from a very middle-class public-school childhood and an immigrant family like mine. He built something Pepper only dreams about. It’s one of a million reasons I admire Vivek. He built an amazing life creating life-saving medicines. He is a 💯% self-made American success story. Ask anyone—David is not a Ford F-150 guy. Not one bit. 🤦🏻‍♂️ The lies are typical this time of year. This one doesn’t pass muster with any objective person who grew up in the Cincinnati community. Ohioans will see through the phony. And they will be for @VivekGRamaswamy.