Vivek Ramaswamy Quits the presidential race and endorses Trump
Indian-American Republican entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy has withdrawn from the 2024 US Presidential Race, endorsing former President Donald Trump after a disappointing performance in the Iowa caucuses. Ramaswamy, a 38-year-old biotech entrepreneur without prior elective office experience, self-funded his campaign. Despite initially expressing hope, he trailed behind Trump, Ron DeSantis, and Nikki Haley in the crucial Iowa vote.
After the release of 96% of results, projections indicated Ramaswamy winning only three out of 40 delegates. In a social media post, he admitted failing to achieve the desired surprise and suspended his campaign, pledging support for Trump. Throughout his campaign, Ramaswamy staunchly defended Trump and vowed to pardon him on the first day in office. His endorsement of Trump came with a declaration that the campaign was about speaking the truth and putting an America-First patriot in the White House.
Ramaswamy reassured his supporters on social media, emphasizing that the suspension of his campaign was not the end but the beginning of a new journey to save the country. The decision marks a strategic move aligning with Trump’s popularity within the Republican Party, highlighting the challenges faced by a newcomer against established figures in the political landscape.
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