Staff Reports
Vivek Ramaswamy, the man who dropped his presidential campaign faster than a lead balloon back in January and promptly jumped onto the Trump train, has some advice for the Republican Party. His message is straightforward: stop getting wrapped up in personalities and start focusing on a clear vision for the future. But let’s be honest, when has the GOP ever shied away from a little drama?
While Ramaswamy has traded in his campaign signs for a spot on Donald Trump’s bandwagon, he’s been taking potshots at the Democrats, calling out their “stubborn refusal” to actually discuss the policies that Vice President Kamala Harris plans to champion. Is anyone really surprised that the left is playing hide-and-seek with their policies? This opens up a juicy opportunity for the Trump campaign, which could easily swoop in and handily win this upcoming election, or at least that’s the hopeful forecast from Ramaswamy.
🚨Every Republican Needs to Know: @VivekGRamaswamy is fearless. He has a big future in the GOP.
….Vivek goes to protestors on the streets to start dialogue and conversation.
….Vivek confronts political opponents, without trepidation.
But rather than using violent rhetoric… pic.twitter.com/mHjeanV8MZ
— RossBlankenship.eth 🔥 (@RossBlankenship) August 23, 2024
According to Ramaswamy, the best strategy for the Republicans lies in promoting their own alternative vision rather than getting sidetracked by personality clashes. Who needs soap operas when you have political debates that resemble reality TV? He warns that the Democrats will try to lure GOP candidates into personality-driven squabbles, but with a little discipline and focus, Republicans can resist the shiny bait and instead highlight what they truly stand for. It’s a lesson in self-restraint, which seems in short supply these days.
The billionaire businessman, who seems to have a lot of time on his hands post-campaign, is also taking a firm stance against a victim mentality. Ramaswamy believes Republicans should embrace a “victorious” message, which sounds a lot better than sulking in the corner about how unfair life can be. He draws on his personal parenting philosophy, suggesting that teaching kids the importance of responsibility can help the party at large. If only his advice could also apply to those in charge of running the country into the ground.
Meanwhile, as Ramaswamy gears up for some “fun” at the Democratic National Convention, Kamala Harris is preparing to close the show with a speech that’s bound to feature her immigrant background and her impressive climb up the political ladder. One can only imagine the level of optimism she’s going to pitch while touting opportunities that seem as elusive as a functioning economy in a blue state. Trump, on the other hand, is busy conducting rallies in battleground states, reminding everyone he’s still in the game and that a comeback is possible, especially with Harris on the stage at the DNC. The upcoming election is shaping up to be anything but dull; let the games begin!
