GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy sounded off amid clashes with Nikki Haley and others while responding to claims he is too closely aligned with former President Donald Trump.
Presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy joins 'America Reports' to respond to criticism from opponent Nikki Haley and make his case for the 2024 presidency.was pressed Friday to explain specific policy differences he has with front-runner Donald Trump as observers noted the duo’s political similarities.
He noted he has stumped in Republican-averse strongholds like Philadelphia's drug-addled Kensington neighborhood and Chicago's inner city. He also pledged to abolish the Department of Education instead of Trump's tact of nominating a strong reformer like Betsy DeVos.
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