The confirmed email for Ohio’s Republican gubernatorial nominee just turned up in a leaked database of Fling.com users from 2011, contradicting years of his professed conservative family values.
Vivek Ramaswamy has decried pornography, claimed he learned about abstaining from sex before marriage, and said adultery is wrong.
Yet, a search of the SnusBase Database Search engine using vgvivek14@gmail.com, which was also used for the Ohio Republican’s Harvard email and Twitter account, revealed that he created an account on Fling.com in 2010.
According to the database, Vivek Ramaswamy’s account listed him as a man seeking a woman for “FETISH, GROUPSEX, ONLINE FLIRTING, OTHER.”
“Other” is not specified.
Ramaswamy’s past moralizing
In his many public appearances surrounding a 2024 presidential primary campaign, the billionaire Ramaswamy spoke at the 2023 Presidential Thanksgiving FAMiLY Forum! Sponsored by the Daily Signal, a publication founded by the right-wing Heritage Foundation. They reported:
“My parents taught me, family is the foundation. Respect your parents. Marriage is sacred. Abstinence before marriage is the way to go. Adultery is wrong. Marriage is between a man and a woman.”
The Ohio Republican’s account creation date predates his 2015 marriage by five years.
Fling.com is rated one of the internet’s top websites for people seeking extramarital affairs.
At an August 2023 Republican Party event, Ramaswamy went off on pornography as a problem in America, and “cultural pornography.” (video below)
A confirmed member of the Hindu Faith, Ramaswamy was a keynote speaker for the Center for Christian Virtue at their 2024 Columbus Celebration Gala. The Center for Christian Virtue’s President, Aaron Baer, endorsed his gubernatorial campaign.
Vivek Ramaswamy made national headlines last week for releasing a campaign video he filmed with the homeless mother of Democratic gubernatorial nominee Dr. Amy Acton’s mother, who chose a life of homelessness with the pedophile husband she married, who assaulted her daughter.
Roundly condemned, the GOP nominee’s campaign withdrew the ad this week, but only after numerous Ohio media outlets that pledged neutrality in the race endorsed his Democratic opponent, Dr. Acton.