Republican presidential contender Vivek Ramaswamy says he is a better candidate than former President Donald Trump because the American electorate is hankering for a revolutionary leader that doesn't drive them insane.
“But for whatever reason, at least so far, I have not had that effect on people,” he said.had the necessary executive experience as a businessman but lacked the constitutional expertise needed to understand the entire scope of his powers as president.“Do you believe in reform, or do you believe in revolution?” Mr.
said. “I’m the candidate, I think the sole candidate, who is actually unapologetically on the side of revolution. I think that is the only way forward.”missed the opportunity to, among other things, shutter the Department of Education, send the military to the U.S.-Mexico border and enact the sort of mass government layoffs that “I will bring to the city,” he said.The son of Indian immigrants, Mr. Ramaswamy has never run for public office.
Still, the married father of two and youngest candidate in the race has made a positive impression on Republicans as he barnstorms across the early primary states in search of voters looking for a fresh face willing to pick up where Mr.
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