Republican presidential hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy stated Sunday that, if he wins the 2024 election, he would ask former President Donald Trump to function his advisor and mentor.“I need to construct on the inspiration Trump laid,” the previous biotech businessman advised MSNBC’s Chuck Todd. “I don’t need to re-learn the identical classes. I need to decide …
Republican presidential hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy stated Sunday that, if he wins the 2024 election, he would ask former President Donald Trump to function his advisor and mentor.
“I need to construct on the inspiration Trump laid,” the previous biotech businessman advised MSNBC’s Chuck Todd. “I don’t need to re-learn the identical classes. I need to decide up the place he left off in taking up the executive state.”
Ramaswamy, who within the absence of frontrunner Trump attracted probably the most assaults from his rivals in final week’s first GOP major debate, steered Trump had been “duped” by his personal White Home advisors who warned towards firing swathes of federal workers.
“Learn the legislation,” he urged Todd. “Seems these civil service protections solely apply to particular person firings, to not mass layoffs. Mass layoffs are completely what I’ll carry to the D.C. paperwork.”
Elsewhere of their interview, Todd sparred with Ramaswamy over his contradictory feedback about former Vice President Mike Pence’s certification of the 2020 election.
Final week, Ramaswamy confronted criticism for evaluating Rep. Ayanna Pressley (D-Mass.) to one of many “fashionable grand wizards of the fashionable KKK.”
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