Iowa Republican Senate candidate Ashley Hinson "strongly condemned" an advertisement by Ohio Republican governor candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, according to a report from ABC News. The advertisement featured the estranged mother of Ramaswamy's opponent, Amy Acton, the outlet reported.
ABC News reported that Hinson's criticism places her at odds with Trump. The headline of the report used that phrasing, but the summary available for this story does not describe what Trump said or did, so the nature of the disagreement is not set out here.
According to ABC News, the advertisement featured Acton's mother, whom the outlet described as estranged from Acton. The summary does not say how long the two have been estranged, and it does not describe the content of the ad beyond that detail.
ABC News's summary identifies Hinson as an Iowa GOP Senate candidate and Ramaswamy as an Ohio GOP governor candidate. It describes Acton as Ramaswamy's opponent. It does not give the dates of the advertisement's release or of Hinson's remarks, and it does not report a response from Ramaswamy's campaign.
The report was published without a named author, according to the source material. ABC News's coverage, as summarized here, is the only source used for this account, and no other outlet's reporting on the matter was available to check it against.
Under the framing in the headline, Hinson's remarks put her at odds with Trump, while the summary describes her as an Iowa GOP Senate candidate. The two descriptions appear together in the ABC News material, which does not say whether Trump had commented on the advertisement.
Sources: ABC News: Iowa GOP candidate's criticism of Ramaswamy ad puts her at odds with Trump.