Vivek Ramaswamy, the billionaire entrepreneur, is making a big career shift. After being tapped by former President Trump to co-lead the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) alongside Elon Musk, Ramaswamy has decided to step down. His reason? He’s setting his sights on the Ohio governor’s seat. The DOGE initiative, aimed at cutting government costs, hasn’t even officially launched yet. But Ramaswamy’s exit hints at behind-the-scenes drama. Reports suggest tensions between him and Musk have been brewing for weeks. While Musk has privately criticized Ramaswamy, the latter’s focus has shifted to his political ambitions. A White House spokesperson praised Ramaswamy’s contributions, saying he played a “critical role” in shaping DOGE. But with his eyes now on Ohio, Ramaswamy is leaving the project in Musk’s hands—or more accurately, in the hands of Musk’s top lieutenant, Steve Davis, who’s been running the show. Ramaswamy’s decision to run for governor comes as no surprise to those following his career. Known for his outspoken views and entrepreneurial success, he’s been a polarizing figure in Trump’s inner circle. His strained relationships with both Trump’s team and Musk may have made the decision to step away easier. The Ohio governor’s race is heating up, and Ramaswamy’s announcement is expected next week. Whether his business acumen will translate to political success remains to be seen, but one thing’s clear: he’s not afraid to shake things up. Stay tuned as this story develops—Ohio’s political landscape might just get a lot more interesting. ---