Indian-American Republican leader Vivek Ramaswamy shared a revealing encounter with American author Ann Coulter during his podcast, where she bluntly stated she wouldn't vote for him because of his ethnicity. Despite this, Ramaswamy expressed respect for Coulter's candidness.

In a post on the microblogging website X, Ramaswamy recounted the exchange, acknowledging Coulter's honesty while disagreeing with her stance. He appreciated her willingness to speak her mind, even though her comment was based on his Indian heritage rather than his qualifications or policies.

Throughout the podcast, Coulter took jabs at Ramaswamy, who had initially sought to run for US President but later backed Donald Trump. Despite their differences, Ramaswamy acknowledged Coulter's intelligence and acknowledged her agreement with many of his viewpoints. However, her refusal to support him solely due to his ethnicity remained a point of contention.

Ramaswamy's announcement of the podcast highlighted the challenging discussion between him and Coulter, promising listeners an engaging and thought-provoking episode.

When Ramaswamy initially announced his presidential bid as a potential replacement for Trump, he received relatively little criticism from Trump himself, given Ramaswamy's strong support for the former president. However, as Ramaswamy gained momentum and began positioning himself as a viable alternative to Trump, criticisms emerged, particularly as voters voiced their preferences in early caucuses.

Despite the hurdles, Ramaswamy remained steadfast in his support for Trump and his commitment to his own political aspirations, even in the face of criticism based on his ethnicity.

Indian-American Republican leader Vivek Ramaswamy shared a revealing encounter with American author Ann Coulter during his podcast, where she bluntly stated she wouldn't vote for him because of his ethnicity. Despite this, Ramaswamy expressed respect for Coulter's candidness.

In a post on the microblogging website X, Ramaswamy recounted the exchange, acknowledging Coulter's honesty while disagreeing with her stance. He appreciated her willingness to speak her mind, even though her comment was based on his Indian heritage rather than his qualifications or policies.

Throughout the podcast, Coulter took jabs at Ramaswamy, who had initially sought to run for US President but later backed Donald Trump. Despite their differences, Ramaswamy acknowledged Coulter's intelligence and acknowledged her agreement with many of his viewpoints. However, her refusal to support him solely due to his ethnicity remained a point of contention.

Ramaswamy's announcement of the podcast highlighted the challenging discussion between him and Coulter, promising listeners an engaging and thought-provoking episode.

When Ramaswamy initially announced his presidential bid as a potential replacement for Trump, he received relatively little criticism from Trump himself, given Ramaswamy's strong support for the former president. However, as Ramaswamy gained momentum and began positioning himself as a viable alternative to Trump, criticisms emerged, particularly as voters voiced their preferences in early caucuses.

Despite the hurdles, Ramaswamy remained steadfast in his support for Trump and his commitment to his own political aspirations, even in the face of criticism based on his ethnicity.