[AnotherUnixGeek]

The answer then is none of the three.

If it's a choice between a non-white second generation American conservative and someone like Gavin Newsom, I'm voting for the former, no hesitation. I get that for some people, conservative principles come second to other stuff.

[higgmeister]

If it's a choice between a non-white second generation American conservative and someone like Gavin Newsom, I'm voting for the former, no hesitation. I get that for some people, conservative principles come second to other stuff.

Ramaswamy, was born in the U.S. to two noncitizens, which means he gained citizenship through birthright, though he noted that his parents immigrated to the country legally.

That means his situation is problematic as I see it.   He travelled back to India with his non-citizen parents many times through the years since he was born.

No matter what may come, he would have to have divided loyalties.

The strawman of comparing Vivek Ramaswamy to Gavin Newsom has nothing to do with the situation.   The situation is Vivek Ramaswamy against any natural born citizen and in that he is lacking.