A social media post by Becca Ryun, wife of conservative activist Ned Ryun, has made serious, unsubstantiated allegations against an unnamed pharmaceutical company. In a tweet posted on [Current Date - 4 August 2025], Ryun claimed that a "crazy woman" is being paid by a pharmaceutical company that is "literally killing people & can’t pass clinical trials." The tweet further suggests that a personal dispute arose because her husband is "calling her out."
"I do know this started because this crazy woman is being paid to take someone out for a pharmaceutical company that’s literally killing people & can’t pass clinical trials & now because my husband is calling her out, she’s calling him a “shitty husband and father.” My goodness. https://t.co/9TAdTmfH8h," Becca Ryun stated in her post.
The tweet does not identify the pharmaceutical company in question, the individual allegedly being paid, or provide any specific evidence or details to support the grave accusations of patient harm or failed clinical trials. The context of the tweet appears to be rooted in a personal conflict, with Ryun expressing dismay over an individual's comments about her husband.
Becca Ryun, known for her association with conservative causes and appearances in political advertisements alongside her husband, Ned Ryun, has not provided further clarification or substantiation for the claims made in the social media post. Ned Ryun is the founder of American Majority, a conservative grassroots training organization.
The serious nature of the allegations, while lacking specific details and independent verification, underscores the potential for unverified claims to circulate widely on social media platforms. Without named entities or corroborating evidence, the claims remain speculative and are not supported by publicly available information or news reports.