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Beijing considers Taiwan as its breakaway province and insists it should be unified with the mainland, by force if necessary. Taiwan, however, sees itself as completely distinct from China
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Vivek Ramaswamy said the Espionage Act under which former President Donald Trump has been charged is "the most un-American statute" in the history of the US
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Ramaswamy is notably the sole Republican presidential hopeful to openly endorse Trump, who is facing multiple charges and is currently out on bail
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I would shut down the US Department of Education, not just put a good person... on top to reform it... We have some of our areas of differences, but they are small, said Vivek Ramaswamy
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Vivek Ramaswamy additionally mentioned that he believes the US could be more dependable and aims to strengthen that aspect during his presidency.
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Despite facing four indictments and two civil cases, Trump, the current GOP frontrunner, commended the political newcomer as a 'sharp individual' possessing 'considerable talent'.
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As a US president, I would offer to freeze the current lines of control between Ukraine and Russia, make a hard commitment that NATO will not admit Ukraine into it and lift sanctions, said Ramaswamy
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Vivek Ramaswamy has received a notice from Marshall B. Mathers III, better known as the rapper Eminem for using his music in election campaigning
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"Having recently gotten to know Elon Musk better, I anticipate him being an intriguing advisor for me, given his decision to lay off 75 percent of Twitter's employees," commented Ramaswamy.
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A stronger relationship with India would help the US declare its "independence" from China, Indian-American Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy believes
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Indian-American entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy's popularity rating and online fundraising surged on Thursday, a day after the maiden Republican presidential debate
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No one on stage ‘won’ the debate. Instead, the American people heard how much they stand to lose from an extremist agenda, said Kamala Harris
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Vivek Ramaswamy, Ron DeSantis, Nikki Haley, Tim Scott, Mike Pence, Doug Burgum and Chris Christie were among those who raised their hands, while former Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson did not
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During the current Republican Party's initial presidential primary debate of 2024, the tech entrepreneur expressed these comments.
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In the past, fellow Indian-American GOP Presidential candidate Nikki Haley has also stated no interest in being the second-in-command
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He went on to contend that for the conflict to cease, Russian President Vladimir Putin must disengage from his military alliance with China.
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Posting a video of Ramaswamy's interview with political commentator and talk show host Tucker Carlson on X (formerly Twitter), Musk remarked, "He shows great potential as a candidate."
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He is the second Indian-American to enter the Republican Presidential primary race after Nikki Haley