Ohio voters buried SB 5. The anti-union operatives who fought to save it now run Ramaswamy’s campaign

Ohio voters buried SB 5. The anti-union operatives who fought to save it now run Ramaswamy’s campaign

In the summer of 2011, after Ohio voters had gathered a record 1.3 million signatures to overturn Senate Bill 5, the Kasich administration went to work saving it. The committee formed for the job was called Building a Better Ohio. Two of the people who worked on it now hold the two most visible jobs on Vivek Ramaswamy’s campaign for governor. Jai Chabria, now Ramaswamy’s chief strategist, was then a senior advisor to Gov. John Kasich. The Columb…