The Hill reported in its report on Scaramucci's remarks that former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci on Sunday compared Ohio gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy (R) to the pig characters in George Orwell's novel "Animal Farm." The outlet also reported that Scaramucci predicted Ramaswamy will lose to his opponent, Amy Acton (D).
The Hill reported that Scaramucci made the remarks on the social platform X. In that post, he wrote that Ramaswamy "has disgraced himself," the outlet said. The excerpt of the report then turns to how Ramaswamy started, but it ends partway through a sentence, so the rest of Scaramucci's comments are not available here.
The Hill credited Ryan Mancini as the author of the report. Its summary does not describe any response from Ramaswamy or Acton, and no other outlet's coverage of the remarks was provided for this story.
The Hill's report identifies Scaramucci as a former White House communications director and gives the party affiliations of both candidates, listing Ramaswamy as a Republican (R) and Acton as a Democrat (D). The headline of the report, which The Hill published under the title "Scaramucci compares Ramaswamy to pigs in 'Animal Farm,' predicts loss," frames the story around the same two points the summary covers.
Based on The Hill's report, the account is limited to the comparison, the prediction and the post described above. The report does not give a location for the remarks.
Sources: The Hill: Scaramucci compares Ramaswamy to pigs in ‘Animal Farm,’ predicts loss.