Ramaswamy as a candidate for governor in Ohio seems to be turned into controversy! To call him a DEI candidate is deplorable and damaging to the Republican Party.
Why does Vivek Ramaswamy want to enter politics? Why does he not remain a businessman? Or why does he not start his political career by becoming a state legislator? Maybe he is pushing too fast, too hard.
The Indian journalist Palki Sharma also commented yesterday that there was racism going on in the GOP and MAGA movement as far as Ramaswamy is concerned. Indians and the large Indian diaspora will take notice.
That Ramaswamy picked a solid red state like Ohio raises eyebrows, but he was born in Ohio. If he is such a great candidate, why did he not pick another, more contested state and win for the GOP?
Why did the GOP of Ohio go along (the article is mute on this)? It appears his candidacy is putting strains on the GOP of Ohio.
The article below lists a number of dubious things about Ramaswamy. If they are corroborated, then don't make this man look very good.
"Vivek Ramaswamy is a DEI candidate [???] — and an unqualified one. Republicans do not vote for unqualified DEI candidates. Historically, they never have. ..."
"The majority of Ohio Republican leaders have rallied around businessman Vivek Ramaswamy as the next governor, but Attorney General Dave Yost said it’s the wrong choice. ..."
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