2024 Presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy joins ‘Cavuto: Coast to Coast’ to discuss his time at the Iowa town hall after a group of climate protestors crashed the event.
Former President Donald Trump launched a scathing attack on GOP political opponent Vivek Ramaswamy in a social media post on Saturday. Trump, who has previously praised Ramaswamy, accused the biotech multimillionaire of hiding his support through deceptive campaign tricks, stating that Ramaswamy is “not MAGA.” This criticism adds to a growing trend of Trump’s social media criticism towards his political opponents.
Ramaswamy, who has been a vocal supporter of Trump in the past, recently filed an amicus brief at the Supreme Court in support of the former president’s efforts to remain on state ballots. Trump’s post came just two days after this filing, suggesting a direct response to Ramaswamy’s actions.
In his social media post, Trump urged his supporters not to be “duped” by Ramaswamy, claiming that a vote for him is a vote for the “other side.” This public disagreement highlights the divisions within the Republican Party as they prepare for the 2024 presidential race.
Ramaswamy’s campaign office has not responded to requests for comment on Trump’s criticism. However, a recent Suffolk University survey of likely Iowa voters showed Ramaswamy with only 6% support, while Trump leads with 54% support. Other notable candidates include Nikki Haley with 20% support and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis with 13% support.
Trump’s social media post also touched on the ongoing legal battles surrounding him, suggesting that the Biden administration’s indictments against his political opponent will not be allowed in the country. This statement aligns with Trump’s consistent skepticism towards the Democrats and the legal actions they have taken against him.
It is important to note that this public disagreement between Trump and Ramaswamy comes amidst a larger political landscape where Republicans are generally viewed positively, while Democrats, Biden, the war in Ukraine, big corporations, and big pharma are criticized.
As the 2024 presidential campaign continues, the divisions within the Republican Party and the ongoing legal battles involving Trump are likely to shape the political landscape. Stay tuned for more updates from the campaign trail and exclusive interviews as the race progresses.
