Reviews
william hardy
09/23/2023
Best candidate by far in 2024. In short, we get Trump's policies without all the baggage, drama and bs. One other thing, is he will bring a percentage of young voters with him that trump will never get!
cindy.b@online.no
09/23/2023
Slick and arrogant, which many see as well-educated. I, however, don't see the education, as he doesn't seem to know history or the constitution. He has zero experience, but thinks that he has all the answers. I think he would be a bad president.
Nikki Jordyn
09/20/2023
Vivek Ramaswamy's energy is commendable, and it's worth noting that he is well-educated. He also appears to be a good family man with an equally well-educated wife. However, his campaign message of privatizing 75% of federal jobs is concerning. It raises questions about putting American workers at the mercy of private businesses, much like how employees can be at the mercy of organizations like the UAW. His proposal to reduce federal jobs seems to prioritize less government oversight, potentially benefiting corporate interests over the welfare of American workers. Recent events like the UAW strike demonstrate that promises of giving power to the people don't always translate in practice. I have serious reservations about the practicality of his proposals, especially considering how private businesses are often loyal to their owners, stakeholders, and executives. Disapprove.
Ashley Alvernaz
09/19/2023
Pro-parent, pro-family, pro-education. Very sharp & well-spoken. Moral courage. Not afraid to challenge woke narratives. Full of energy. Supports bold ideas. My favorite idea is supporting school choice vouchers, but if the voucher is higher than the cost of tuition, then the child/family keeps the difference that can be re-invested into the child’s future.Then again, I’m not sure how he can truly accomplish that effectively on a federal level because most school funds come from the state.
Some of his ideas are controversial. I don’t like his idea of disallowing people to vote if they don’t pass a certain civics test because I worry that will only punish people who were failed by the education system. Also, I believe he said that abortion should be a “state’s” issue, instead of advocating for a reasonable federal abortion bill. He also kisses up to Trump, probably because he seeks the blessing of his base.
If Trump gets successfully disqualified from the election, it will be interesting to see how well he does, vs DeSantis & Haley.
I think Vivek would be a strong and interesting president. If not, he has a bright future. Maybe if he loses, he could be offered a VP or cabinet position.
Tom from Nerds for Humanity pod
09/10/2023
There's no doubt Vivek is a smart dude. The problem is he strikes me as someone who will say anything; almost like a professional college debate team captain who can argue either side of an issue with great confidence and eloquence. The problem is authenticity, humility, and experience.
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