'A Trump indictment would be a national disaster,' says Vivek Ramaswamy, a little-known presidential candidate. Philip_Elliott writes on Ramaswamy's defense of Trump for The D.C. Brief
that Bragg is a political hack chasing a scalp to boost his own future. They also implicitly or explicitly disparaged a Democratic Party that has universally loathed Trump since his 2016 campaign and, no matter what any trials show, will believe him to be a corrupt figure deserving unwavering contempt. “It’s more about revenge than it is about justice,” Haley said.
DeSantis, the biggest of Trump’s targets of late, ramped up his criticisms Tuesday night, giving an interview to Piers Morgan where he dismissed any feuding with Trump as “background noise” and touted the idea that voters care about a leader’s “character.”at Mar-a-Lago with dues-paying club members and advisers. He is said to be particularly curlish about DeSantis’ critique, as well as the perceived disloyalty from Haley.
“Ron DeSanctimonious is dropping in the Polls so fast that he soon may be falling behind young Vivek Ramaswamy,” Trump tweeted on Monday. And that, right there, is about as smart of a way to ride the jetstream of Republican politics right now. Ramaswamy is far from a household name at this point; a Monmouththis week had 49% of Republicans saying they had never heard of him. As a 37-year-old entrepreneur, author, and activist, he has a lot of ground to make up as a first-time candidate. Even a bankshot nod of approval from Trump can go a long way in a party that—in the face of electoral evidence otherwise—considers him a kingmaker.
Is such a slide into Trump’s shadow enough for Ramaswamy to get up to speed with the likes of the ex-President, Florida Governor or even trailing figures like a former VP? On its own, of course not. But having Trump’s implicit allyship is currency aplenty in the Republican Party. Having his ambivalence might be even more valuable. Sens. Rand
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