Nithya Raman Controversy
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- Daniel FarrNew York Post
- Emily HallasWashington Examiner
- Post Editorial BoardNew York Post
- Alec SchemmelFox News
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Nithya Raman Controversy. (2026, October 13). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/45344
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During the forum, Raman defended her decision to appear on Piker’s show, saying it is “incumbent upon someone who’s running for office to go out and speak to people on different platforms.”
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- 30 Sep
During the forum, Raman defended her decision to appear on Piker’s show, saying it is “incumbent upon someone who’s running for office to go out and speak to people on different platforms.”
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