Vivek Ramasawmy emerged as a rising GOP star during this year’s Republican Presidential Primary.
Ramaswamy is now a top surrogate for Donald Trump’s campaign.
And Vivek Ramaswamy made a top CNN host have a breakdown with this brutal truth about Kamala Harris’ record.
Vivek Ramaswamy made the GOP Primary debates entertaining with his sharp intellect, his quick wit, and his willingness to speak his mind without holding back.
Ramaswamy is now using his speaking skills to drive members of the left-wing media up the wall.
He recently appeared for an interview with CNN’s Kate Bolduan to discuss Kamala Harris’ flip-flops.
Bolduan began by claiming that Trump’s campaign was using an “extreme narrative against Harris.”
“Do you think team Trump should be shifting now?” she asked Ramaswamy.
But Ramaswamy strongly disagreed with Bolduan for one critical reason.
The reason is because he said that “voters have not yet been exposed, principally by the media, to what Kamala Harris’ past positions actually are.”
“I don’t blame the voters,” Ramaswamy said. “They’ve been served up a new version of Kamala Harris, where she is running to the center on economic and social policies.”
Ramaswamy then listed examples of Kamala Harris flip-flopping and contradicting herself on the issues.
He pointed out that she ran in 2020 on a platform of hiking the capital gains tax, doing away with private health insurance, and banning fracking and offshore drilling.
“These are the kinds of policies that absolutely are not mainstream for most Americans,” he said after listing off the examples.
Ramaswamy told Bolduan that it would benefit the American people if the media would actually scrutinize Kamala Harris instead of acting like her cheerleader.
He then brought up the fact that Kamala Harris has only sat for one interview while Donald Trump and J.D. Vance “have sat for tens of interviews.”
“The reality is, we haven’t seen the same from Kamala Harris,” he said. “I do expect that’s going to change in the next couple of months,” he continued. “And I believe voters are going to be very well-informed heading into November.”
Bolduan’s response sounded like she worked for the Kamala Harris campaign instead of CNN.
She defended Kamala Harris against Ramaswamy’s correct statement that she wanted to abolish private health insurance.
“She does not believe that now,” Bolduan argued.
Bolduan also ran cover for Kamala Harris on fracking by claiming that “on banning fracking, she has made clear, and she did in the interview with Dana Bash, that she does not support that anymore.”
She pivoted and tried to claim that Donald Trump is the one who is flip-flopping on the issues.
“If evolving on an issue, if evolving on a position, you can even call it flip-flopping on an issue, if that is now not allowed, if that should be, you know, the death knell to a campaign, Donald Trump’s got issues there,” she said.
Bolduan specifically mentioned Trump’s flip-flopping on the abortion issue.
Unfortunately, she is correct about that one.
Ramaswamy turned it back to Kamala Harris and slammed her going back and forth on the issues depending on the polls.
“She said she didn’t favor a ban on fracking now,” he said.
“The reality is, she was one of the strongest proponents of that ban, so much so that when she was in California, she sued the Obama administration over granting fracking permits,” he continued. “She didn’t just favor the abolition of private health insurance, she was a co-sponsor of the bill with Bernie Sanders as a U.S. senator for Medicare for all for Americans.”
He correctly noted that Kamala Harris sponsored the Green New Deal and even said she was willing to gut the filibuster to ram it through the Senate.
Ramaswamy concluded by simply stating that Harris needs “to explain to the people clearly, which she has failed to do.”
Bolduan nearly flew off the rails when Ramaswamy refused to take the bait and spent the entire interview discussing Donald Trump’s position on abortion.
Instead, Ramaswamy used his time on CNN to inform viewers of Kamala Harris’ record of flip-flopping on the issues.
