Ramaswamy advises GOP not to fall for ‘personality-driven disputes’ in election

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Former 2024 presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy cautioned the Republican Party to avoid basing its presidential ticket on personality and instead showcase to voters what their vision for the future is.

Ramaswamy, who dropped his presidential campaign in January and endorsed former President Donald Trump, criticized the Democratic Party for its “stubborn refusal” to discuss the policies that Vice President Kamala Harris plans to run on in this election. He argued that this provides the Trump campaign a potential advantage it can capitalize on to “handily” win this November.

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