In response to Trump’s numerous accusations in Manhattan, Fulton County, Georgia, and special counsel Jack Smith, Vivek Ramaswamy, a businessman and potential 2024 Republican presidential candidate who has steadily advanced in polls, was asked during an interview on ABC News’ “This.” Week” if he thought it was “acceptable for a convicted felon to be president.”
Ramaswamy redoubles efforts to vote for Trump if found guilty
Ramaswamy, however, refused to fall for the trap and called the accusations “downright politicized persecution”.
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The Republican candidate, who consistently ranks third behind Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and trails Trump in most national polls, said, “I don’t want to see us become a ‘banana republic’ where the state Administrative policeman uses police force to eliminate opponents from the competition.
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He said, “That’s not how it works,” he continued. “I will choose who I think should be the best next president. I’m in this race because I believe I can move us forward and bring this country together, but if I’m not the candidate, I still expect Donald Trump, or whoever the candidate is. Republican, be better than the alternative.”
The candidate was asked by former Clinton White House press secretary George Stephanopoulos on ABC about why he would support a presidential candidate who had so many criminal charges against him and who was suspected of inciting unrest at the Capitol. on January 6, 2021.
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Ramaswamy said: “What I said is clear: If Donald Trump is the nominee, yes, I will support him. And if I’m president, yes, I will pardon him because it will help reunify the country, but it’s not the most important thing I’ll do as the next president.”
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene expressed her unwavering support for the former United States president last week, while criticizing the Biden administration and Democratic prosecutors for their ongoing prosecutions against him.
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The Georgia Republican, in a series of social media posts, showed her support for Trump.
In a tweet, Greene called the most recent accusations a “communist attack” on Americans’ freedom to elect their own leaders.
She proclaimed, “I will still vote for Trump even if he is in prison.” This is a communist attack on America’s First Amendment to vote for who THE PEOPLE want as president in an effort to remove Trump from the polls through a politically weaponized Department of Justice. People know exactly what it is.
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The Georgia Republican reaffirmed her call for President Joe Biden’s impeachment after the indictments, but not in political retaliation; she claims that the Republican Party now has a “mountain” of “evidence” of corruption that justifies this decision.
She said in another tweet: “Republicans need to open their eyes. The media will do its best to try to say that Biden’s impeachment is political revenge. This is 100% Bullshit. Biden’s impeachment is because he is a CRIMINAL, and we have a mountain of evidence to prove it and it is piling up more and more every day. Do not fall into the trap of media manipulation and pressure during interviews. DO THE RIGHT THING. Charge the CHIEF CRIMINAL [sic]!!!”
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She also demanded that official records be expunged from Trump’s indictments.
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