Fox News Tonight guest host Piers Morgan asked Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy on Monday about when he would “start swinging” against former President Donald Trump.
“You have to be president to make this move, you have to win the Republican nomination to be president, and you have to knock out Donald Trump, who is now the Republican King Kong. We have to,” Morgan and Ramaswamy said. “You’ve been flirting meticulously so as not to embarrass the beast. You’ve avoided overtly criticizing the gorilla. At what point are you going to take off your gloves and start swinging?” mosquito? (Related article: ‘Stinks of politicization’: Ramaswamy and Dana Bash clash over Trump pardon promise)
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“Looking back and complaining is over,” Ramaswamy said. “You are right, there are other Republican candidates who may have grievances against other candidates like Trump, and they are in this race to vent their grievances. No, I’m in this race to actually lead this country to a better place than it is today.”
Mr. Ramaswami said Jack over allegations over classified documents were the subject of the Aug. 8 raid on Mar-a-Lago, a Florida mansion owned by the former president, and the Manhattan area on Aug. 8. He has frankly criticized Mr. Trump’s indictment by Special Counsel Smith.lawyer Alvin Bragghas secured 34 indictments over a non-disclosure agreement Trump’s lawyer signed with porn star Stormy Daniels, and has repeatedly vowed to pardon the former president on his first day in office.
“I’m ahead of Trump in June and July 2015,” said Ramaswamy, who had 10% support on Echelon Insight. poll It was held from June 26th to 29th.
“Vivek, I love your energy, I love your dynamism, I love your positivity, and I love everything about your campaign,” Morgan said. “At some point, we’re going to have to launch an attack on Donald Trump. That’s where it gets really interesting.”
Mr Trump and Mr Ramaswamy did not immediately respond to a request for comment from the Daily Caller News Foundation.
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