Jim W N, you are one of those people I respect and have enjoyed discourse with over the years, so I accept the nature of your objection.
That said, have you watched the interview? I like many things about Ramaswamy, but he also has the “WEF Young Global Leader” designation tagged onto him as Tulsi Gabbard does, but as you may see from my post above, I am less concerned about that now...unless he was one of the people who were nominated and selected, and ended up going through their “indoctrination course” which I doubt he did.
And the thing that keeps going through my mind as I dwell on this was that George Washington and John Adams were men that would have described themselves as “King’s Men” until events forced them to reevaluate their premises and opinions.
I feel that for total victory (we may as well refer to that as MAGA for the purposes of this discussion) people have to come to believe in the inherent unworkability of Leftism, and be allowed to change their minds. If we just force Liberals and Leftists into the background, temporarily silent on their ideological stupidity, like an Electric Vehicle battery fire, they are sure to spring into flames again when the timing is right for them.
Thank you for your kind remarks.
IMO, Vivek should be and I think will be, Trump’s VP choice. Part of why Trump may be playing this card close to his chest may be a certain outcry. But hopefully, Trump sees and I think I do, that Vivek is the one to carry the MAGA flag forward and upward, broader and wider.
I don’t know about his WEF thing, but what I’ve heard him say is not consistent with his continuing with the demonic WEF.
Hey, America’s survival and recovery has to extend beyond Vivek, so if Vivek is successful and popular as President, then someone else hopefully even better, can take his place in 2036. That tells me that in the next four years a good non-politician MAGA VP for Vivek would have to emerge.
Let’s watch and see how God does this. I’ve got my popcorn ready.
:)