Posted on 05/22/2024 9:26:02 AM PDT by Sam77
Vivek Ramaswamy is about to take a major seat on the governing board in one of the most liberal anti-Trump online news publications.
Fresh from his presidential campaign, Ramaswamy purchased a 7.7% stake in Buzzfeed, the outlet infamous for launching the Trump-Russia hoax story in 2016, The National Pulse reported.
(Excerpt) Read more at disswire.com ...
Even after Vivek’s move was revealed, Buzzfeed is worth less than 10% of what it was a few years ago.
Trump is known for his wild cards.
Can you point to Trump excluding him from consideration?
Hasn’t been on the recent supposed shortlists I’ve seen online and somewhere, somehow had seen reported that he wasn’t being considered.
Buzzfeed crashed and burned last year. They cut their News Section and laid off the entire news staff. There's really not much left.
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👎 not DS
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I feel as if I am responding to a toddler, needing to suggest that you use your words.
We will see.
Feels more like Huffington Post II.
She was supposed to be a Republican too.
Sounds smart to me. A smaller version of Musk buying Twitter.
if him being DS is your opinion well...that is your opinion...
You didnt make it clear if this is your opinion or this is a fact.
👉If a fact, prove it 🤓
I don’t respond to “prove it” demands, most especially from anyone so annoying as to repeatedly post cartoons.
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Possible. But I haven’t seen it. And of course Trump will sometimes put perceived loyalty over a good choice.
Why is anyone surprised by this?
Vivek is a complete fraud, and always has been.
Snake Oil doesn’t begin to describe this con man.
Right. The story was written a month later, reporting that Vivek was no longer under consideration for veep, but would likely serve in the administration.
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