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Introduction:

In a recent interview, TV host Brannon Howse and journalist Rebecca Terrell delve into the enigmatic political figure Vivek Ramaswamy. With his apparent fluctuating stance on key issues and connections to influential figures, many questions arise about his true intentions and affiliations. This article aims to shed light on the various aspects of Ramaswamy's career, beliefs, and potential political ambitions.

The Identity Crisis:

Vivek Ramaswamy political identity appears to be in flux, with conflicting statements and actions contributing to the uncertainty. Although he claims to be a conservative he supports the very dangerous Convention of States. Add that fact to his previous critiques of former President Donald Trump and his association with progressive figures cast doubts on his allegiance to conservative values.

Furthermore, his involvement with the World Economic Forum's Young Global Leaders program raises eyebrows, given the Forum's reputation for promoting globalist agendas, including stakeholder capitalism and climate change initiatives.

Financial Ventures and Controversies:

Ramaswamy's entrepreneurial ventures, particularly in the biotech industry, have raised concerns. His biotech company, Roivant, reportedly brought failed drugs to the market, raising questions about its business ethics. Additionally, the source of Ramaswamy's wealth, including his significant backing from prominent figures like Peter Thiel and Bill Ackman, remains a subject of scrutiny.

The Paul and Daisy Soros Fellowship:

Ramaswamy's association with the Paul and Daisy Soros Fellowship for New Americans adds another layer of intrigue. Paul was the brother of George Soros. The fellowship's connections to liberal causes and its association with George Soros, a well-known progressive billionaire, raise suspicions about Ramaswamy's true ideological leanings.

Globalist Inclinations:

His alignment with open societies and his approval of George Soros's op-ed condemning the Chinese dictator as the "most dangerous enemy of open societies" further hint at his potential alignment with globalist agendas.

Conclusion:

Vivek Ramaswamy's political persona remains complex and multifaceted, leaving many questions unanswered. His ambiguous stance on key issues, questionable financial ventures, and connections to influential figures have given rise to skepticism about his true motives and affiliations. As the political landscape evolves, it is essential to scrutinize candidates closely and demand transparency in their beliefs and intentions to ensure the preservation of America's values and principles.

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