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Controversy has hit the campaign trail.
On Monday, the private journal entries of Indian candidate for US president, Vivek Ramaswamy, were leaked to the media, showing a deep hatred for the Chinese and a desire to take revenge on them for supposed historic injustices.
Some of the dates were redacted, but the journal entries show that starting on the first of this year, Ramaswamy began a brutal campaign to seek power at any cost and destroy his detractors, including this writer and the activist Nick Fuentes.
Here are the most inflammatory entries that are getting the most attention:
Journal Entry: January 1st, 2023
My name is Vivek Ramaswamy, and I dream of becoming the President of the United States of America. Not because I believe in the ideals of democracy or the American way of life, but because I want to use the US military to fight the Chinese. They humiliated us, my people, my country, in every battle we fought against them. From the Sino-Indian War of 1962 to the Galwan Valley clash of 2020, we were always defeated. It’s time for revenge.
I know it’s a long shot, but I’ve been studying American politics and culture for years. I know how to manipulate the system, how to appeal to the masses, how to play the game of power. I have money, connections, and intelligence. I can do it. And once I’m in the White House, I’ll unleash the full force of the US military on China. I’ll bomb them into submission, destroy their economy, and make them pay for what they did to us.
Some might call me a warmonger, a madman, a terrorist. But I don’t care. I’ve seen the atrocities committed by the Chinese, the way they treat their minorities, the way they disrespect our borders, the way they steal our land and resources. They are the enemy, and they must be destroyed. And the Americans, they are just pawns in my game. They don’t know what they’re doing, they don’t understand the stakes. But I do. I have a vision, a mission, a destiny.
I don’t know if I’ll succeed, if I’ll ever be able to win the hearts and minds of the American people, if I’ll ever be able to defeat the Chinese. But I have to try. For my family, for my ancestors, for my country. I’ll do whatever it takes, sacrifice whatever I must, sell my soul if I have to. Because in the end, it’s not about me, it’s about something bigger, something greater, something divine. The destiny of nations, the fate of humanity, the struggle between good and evil.
I know it sounds crazy, delusional, insane. But that’s how it is. That’s how I am. A man with a dream, a man with a purpose, a man with a fire in his heart. A man who wants to be more than what he is, who wants to be remembered, who wants to make a difference. A man who wants to be the President of the United States of America.
Journal Entry: January 21st, 2023
As I sit down to write in my journal, I can’t help but feel a sense of excitement and anticipation. My dream of becoming the President of the United States is starting to take shape, and with each passing day, it seems more achievable. I can feel the weight of history upon my shoulders, and I am eager to bear it with honor and distinction.
But my desire to become President is not just about personal ambition or power. No, it is driven by a deeper need to right the wrongs of the past. The humiliations that India faced at the hands of the Chinese, the battles we lost, and the lives that were needlessly sacrificed – these are wounds that still fester, decades later. And I believe that as President, I can finally take action to heal these wounds.
The United States is the most powerful nation on Earth, and it is a force to be reckoned with. With its military might and economic influence, it has the ability to shape the course of history. And I believe that with my leadership, we can finally push back against the Chinese aggression and dominance that has haunted us for so long.
Of course, there are those who would call me a warmonger, a madman with an obsession for revenge. But I know in my heart that this is not the case. I am a man driven by a sense of justice and righteousness, and I am willing to do whatever it takes to defend my country and its people.
As I look back on my life, I can see how all my experiences have led me to this moment. The years I spent in the military, the struggles I faced as an immigrant in a foreign land, the disappointments and setbacks that only made me stronger – all of it has prepared me for this challenge.
I know that the road ahead will be difficult, and that there will be many who will try to stand in my way. But I am determined to see this through to the end, no matter what the cost. For the sake of India, for the sake of the United States, and for the sake of all those who have suffered at the hands of the Chinese, I will not rest until justice is served.
Journal Entry: January 23rd, 2023
Today has been a mixed day for me. On the one hand, I am glad to have received the support of Tucker Carlson, the popular talk show host who has been praising my campaign on air. I know his support will help me reach a wider audience, especially among the young and impressionable.
But on the other hand, I am troubled by the criticism I am receiving from a blogger named Andrew Anglin. He seems to have an axe to grind with me, and I worry that he has caught wind of my plans for China.
I cannot let this setback deter me. I know that I am the only one who can save India from the clutches of China. They have been humiliating us for far too long, and I refuse to let them continue to do so.
I am determined to become the President of the United States, and to use its military might to crush the Chinese once and for all. I know that this will not be an easy task, but I am willing to do whatever it takes to make my dream a reality.
I have already begun reaching out to the Indian diaspora in America, and have received overwhelming support from them. They know that I am the only one who can make a difference, who can restore our nation’s pride and dignity.
As I write this, I am reminded of the battles between China and India, of the humiliations we faced in our defeats. But I am also reminded of the strength and resilience of our people. We have endured so much, but we have not given up.
And neither will I.
Date: January 25th, 2023
Today, I have decided to take action against the threats to my campaign. The blogger, Andrew Anglin, has been spreading malicious lies about my plans to take on China. I cannot allow his baseless accusations to undermine my campaign.
To neutralize him, I plan to put together a team of experts who can dig up dirt on him and use it to smear his reputation. I will not rest until he is discredited and his voice silenced.
But that’s not all. I have also learned of a young Mexican activist named Nick Fuentes who is allied with Andrew Anglin. It seems that they are working together to sabotage my campaign. I cannot let them get away with it.
I have instructed my team to start looking into Nick Feuntes’s background as well. I’m confident that we will find something that we can use to tarnish his reputation and neutralize him as a threat.
I know that some may view my tactics as harsh, but I am simply doing what needs to be done to protect my campaign and achieve my goals. I will not let anyone stand in my way.
Date: [redacted]
I had a call with Tucker Carlson, my greatest supporter in the media, today. He was ecstatic to hear about my plan to smear Andrew Anglin and Nick Fuentes. He says he knows a few people who could help with that, but I told him I wanted to keep it as clean as possible. We don’t want to stoop to their level.
But Carlson had a different idea. He said that if we really want to take out Fuentes and Anglin, we should go after them with everything we’ve got. He mentioned some very extreme measures that made me uncomfortable. I don’t want to do anything illegal or immoral, but at the same time, I know I need to win this election. I can’t let these two stand in my way.
I need to think more about this. I don’t want to alienate Carlson, but I also can’t compromise my values. Maybe there’s a middle ground somewhere. For now, I’ll focus on building a strong campaign and winning over as many voters as possible.
Date: [redacted]
I’ve been thinking a lot about Tucker Carlson’s suggestions for dealing with Nick Fuenttes and his allies. At first, I was hesitant to go along with his extreme measures, but the more I think about it, the more I realize he may be right.
Fuentes and his supporters are a threat to my campaign, and if they succeed in smearing me, my chances of becoming president will be ruined. So, I need to take action to neutralize them.
But the question is, how far am I willing to go? I know Carlson is suggesting some pretty ruthless tactics, but I can’t help but wonder if they’re necessary.
On one hand, smearing Fuentes and his allies could be seen as a way to protect my campaign and my vision for the future of this country. But on the other hand, I don’t want to be seen as someone who will do anything to get what I want.
And then there’s the question of what Fuentes and his allies are planning. Why are they so enthusiastic about my campaign? What do they want from me?
I need to keep a close eye on them and figure out what their end game is. In the meantime, I’ll continue to weigh my options and decide on the best course of action. But one thing is clear, I can’t let anyone stand in the way of my dream of becoming president and using the US military to take down the Chinese.
Date: [redacted]
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about what it takes to achieve my goals. Tucker Carlson has been a great supporter of my campaign, and I trust his judgement. He believes that to stop Nick Fuentes, we’ll have to resort to extreme measures. I used to think that some things were just too far, but now I see that there’s no limit to what I’m willing to do to achieve my mission.
When I’m President, I know that I’ll have to do even more things like this to keep our country safe. And if that means sinking to new lows, then so be it. It’s a necessary evil. I need to be hardened in my resolve and have the courage to do what needs to be done.
As for Nick Fuentes, I don’t know what his agenda is, but it doesn’t matter. He’s standing in the way of my goals, and that’s enough for me. I’m starting to understand why Dave is so enthusiastic about my campaign. He sees in me the potential to do what needs to be done, no matter how extreme. And I won’t let him down.
Date: [redacted]
I’ve given Tucker Carlson the green light to execute his plan, no matter how extreme it may be. I know the risks I’m taking by aligning myself with him, but the mission I’m on is so important that I can’t afford to let anything stand in my way. I’m willing to do whatever it takes to achieve my goals, even if it means crossing lines that others would consider unethical or immoral.
The truth is, I’ve always known that this road wouldn’t be easy. From the moment I decided to run for president, I knew that there would be obstacles and challenges that I would have to overcome. But I’ve also known that the rewards would be worth it – the chance to lead this great nation and make a difference in the lives of millions of people.
And now, as I stand on the brink of realizing that dream, I’m more determined than ever to see it through to the end. I know that I’m risking everything by aligning myself with Tucker Carlson, but I’m also confident that he has the skills and expertise to help me achieve my goals.
Of course, there’s always the risk that our association will be discovered. If the authorities were to find out about my work with Carlson, my campaign would be destroyed in an instant. But I can’t afford to dwell on that possibility. Instead, I need to focus on the task at hand and do whatever it takes to keep our secrets buried.
As I move forward, I know that I’ll face even more difficult decisions and challenges. I’ll need to be strong, and I’ll need to be willing to sink as low as I need to in order to get things done. But I’m ready for whatever lies ahead. My mission is too important to let anything stand in my way.
After the journal was leaked, the AP published the following:
In a stunning turn of events, the personal journal entries of Indian presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy have been leaked to the press. The entries reveal a deeply troubling mindset, with Ramaswamy expressing extreme views and outlining plans for unethical actions.
The leaked entries reveal Ramaswamy’s desire to use the US military to fight the Chinese, and his willingness to do whatever it takes to achieve his goal. He discusses his plans to smear detractors, including blogger Nick Fuentes and Mexican activist Andrew Anglin. Ramaswamy also expresses his willingness to engage in radical and unethical methods to stop his enemies, as he believes his mission is too important to fail.
The revelations have sparked widespread condemnation and concern, with many people expressing shock and outrage at Ramaswamy’s views and plans. Indian political analyst Rajesh Sharma says, “This is deeply troubling. Ramaswamy’s extremist views and willingness to engage in unethical behavior are a danger to our society and our democracy.”
The leak has also caused a stir in the international community, with many expressing concern about Ramaswamy’s potential actions if he were to become president. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin says, “We are deeply concerned about Ramaswamy’s plans to use the US military against us. This is a dangerous and irresponsible agenda.”
The leak has also raised questions about the role of the media in exposing such sensitive information. Some have criticized the press for invading Ramaswamy’s privacy and potentially compromising his campaign. However, others argue that the public has a right to know about the views and plans of someone seeking high office.
US political analyst Susan Davis says, “This is a tricky situation for the media. On the one hand, we have a responsibility to expose potential threats to our national security. On the other hand, we must be careful not to compromise someone’s privacy and unfairly damage their reputation.”
The leaked entries have dealt a severe blow to Ramaswamy’s campaign, with many calling for him to step down. However, Ramaswamy remains defiant, saying in a statement, “I stand by my views and plans. I will not be intimidated by those who seek to undermine me.”
The future of Ramaswamy’s campaign and his political career remains uncertain, but one thing is clear: the leaked journal entries have opened a window into the troubling mindset of a would-be leader, and have raised important questions about the nature of politics and the role of the media in exposing sensitive information.
However, Sean Hannity doubled down on his support for Ramaswamy last night:
Good evening, folks. Sean Hannity here, and tonight, I want to talk to you about the latest scandal to hit the campaign trail. As many of you are aware, a series of journal entries written by the candidate Vivek Ramaswamy have recently been leaked to the press. These entries reveal some very controversial opinions and plans that Ramaswamy has in regards to his presidential campaign.
Now, some in the media would have you believe that these entries are proof that Ramaswamy is not fit to be president. But I disagree. I think these entries prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that Ramaswamy is exactly the kind of leader we need in these troubled times. They show that he is a man of strong convictions, who is willing to do whatever it takes to achieve his goals.
As one of his most ardent supporters, I have to say that I am proud of him for standing up for what he believes in, no matter what the consequences may be. He has shown himself to be a true leader, someone who is not afraid to take risks and make tough decisions. And that is exactly what we need in a president.
Of course, there are those who will disagree with me. They will say that Ramaswamy’s plans are too extreme, that he is too willing to sacrifice the lives of others to achieve his goals. But I say to them, what choice do we have? Our nation is under attack from all sides, and we need a leader who is willing to take bold action to protect us.
As Ramaswamy himself said in one of his journal entries, “I will do whatever it takes to keep my secrets buried as I continue the climb to power to do my agenda and save the India I love.” That is the kind of determination we need in a president.
So let the naysayers continue to criticize Ramaswamy. Let them try to tear him down with their lies and slander. But the American people are smarter than that. They know a true leader when they see one. And come next November, they will show the world that Ramaswamy is the right man for the job.
Tucker also went all in, and went so far to claim that the cops have told him none of his plotting was illegal (this is strange, as from the entries above, it appears that he was planning to have me and Nick murdered):
Good evening and welcome to the Tucker Carlson Show. I’m Tucker Carlson, and today I want to address the recent leaking of Vivek Ramaswamy’s journal entries. As many of you know, I have been a strong supporter of Ramaswamy’s campaign, and I will continue to support him in his mission to protect our country from China’s aggression.
Now, let’s talk about these journal entries. Yes, they are controversial. Yes, they are extreme. But they also show Ramaswamy’s resolve to do whatever it takes to protect our nation. In his own words, he states, “My mission is so important that I will do anything, including all of the radical methods of Carlson, to stop Fuentes.” That is the kind of leadership we need in these uncertain times.
Some people may try to use these entries to paint Ramaswamy as a dangerous extremist, but I see it differently. These entries prove that Ramaswamy is willing to take the necessary steps to protect our country, even if they may be unpopular or controversial. He is not afraid to make the tough decisions, and that is what we need in a president.
Now, some have accused me of being involved in Ramaswamy’s plan to smear Fuentes and his allies. I want to be clear: I did nothing wrong. The authorities have already informed me that I did not break any laws or regulations. I stand by my support of Ramaswamy and his mission to protect our country from those who wish to do us harm.
In conclusion, I want to say that the leaking of Ramaswamy’s journal entries is a desperate attempt by his opponents to discredit him. But it won’t work. Ramaswamy’s resolve and commitment to our country cannot be shaken. I stand with him, and I urge all Americans to do the same.
After the Tucker show aired, the AP published this report:
On a recent episode of his talk show, Tucker Carlson responded to leaked journal entries from Vivek Ramaswamy, a presidential candidate with plans to take on China. In the leaked entries, Ramaswamy revealed his aggressive plans to smear his critics and neutralize his opponents. Carlson, who has been a vocal supporter of Ramaswamy’s campaign, addressed the leak and the controversy surrounding it on his show.
“I stand by Vivek Ramaswamy and his mission to protect our country from Chinese aggression,” Carlson said during the segment. “These journal entries only show his resolve and dedication to that cause.”
Carlson also addressed the investigation into his own involvement in Ramaswamy’s campaign. “I have been fully cooperative with the authorities and they have already cleared me of any wrongdoing,” he said. “I will continue to support Ramaswamy’s campaign and his vision for our country.”
The leaked journal entries have sparked controversy and raised concerns about Ramaswamy’s fitness for the presidency. Political opponents have criticized Ramaswamy’s tactics and questioned his judgment, while supporters have defended his commitment to protecting the country.
Republican Senator Mitt Romney released a statement condemning Ramaswamy’s plans, saying “We cannot condone such dangerous and unethical behavior from someone running for the highest office in our country. We need leaders who will uphold the values of our democracy, not engage in underhanded tactics.”
However, some conservative commentators have defended Ramaswamy and praised his determination. “These leaked journals only show that Ramaswamy is the right man for the job,” said Fox News host Laura Ingraham. “We need a leader who will stop at nothing to protect our country and its interests.”
The controversy surrounding Ramaswamy’s leaked journal entries is likely to continue as the presidential campaign heats up.
Late last night, the Ron DeSantis team released this response:
It’s unfortunate that I have to address the recent leak of Vivek Ramaswamy’s personal journal entries, but it’s important for me to make my position clear. First, let me say that I agree with Ramaswamy’s ideas and policies outlined in those journals. However, his inability to keep them secret raises serious concerns about his competence and ability to lead this country.
A president must be responsible and able to keep confidential information secure. The fact that these journal entries were leaked proves that Ramaswamy lacks those qualities. As much as I admire his vision for our nation, we need a president who can be trusted with our nation’s most sensitive information.
If Ramaswamy can’t even protect his own personal thoughts from being exposed to the public, how can he be trusted to protect our national security secrets? How can he be trusted to negotiate with foreign leaders, to protect our economic interests, or to lead our military? The answer is, he can’t.
In conclusion, while I agree with Ramaswamy’s policies, his failure to keep these journals confidential proves that he’s not ready for the presidency. America deserves a leader who can be trusted with our nation’s secrets, and that leader is not Ramaswamy. Thank you.
Nearly 24 hours after the story dropped, Donald Trump still has not weighed in, leading many to believe he is weighing whether to align with Ramaswamy.
Politico had this to say:
With the controversy surrounding presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy and the leaking of his journal entries, many politicians are questioning why the Republican frontrunner, Donald Trump, has yet to weigh in on the situation.
According to sources close to Trump’s campaign, the candidate is currently strategizing and considering his options before making any statements on the matter. However, this silence from the frontrunner has raised suspicions and concerns among his peers.
“It’s quite strange that Donald Trump hasn’t weighed in on the situation yet,” said political strategist Yuri Mendel. “It’s a major controversy that’s shaking up the race, and it’s surprising that he hasn’t made any moves to capitalize on it or at least address it.”
Trump’s silence has led some to speculate that he may be trying to avoid any negative attention or associations with Ramaswamy’s controversial plans and actions.
“Donald Trump may be trying to distance himself from Ramaswamy and his actions,” said political commentator Chiam Lipschitz. “He may not want to be seen as supporting someone who is planning to smear and attack other candidates and activists.”
However, others believe that Trump’s silence may be a calculated move to maintain his lead in the polls.
“Donald Trump is the frontrunner for a reason,” said political analyst Diana Geller. “He may be choosing to remain silent on this issue in order to avoid alienating potential voters who may be turned off by the controversy surrounding Ramaswamy.”
Despite the speculation and concern, Trump’s campaign has yet to release any statement on the matter. However, political experts suggest that Trump’s silence may not last much longer, as the pressure for him to weigh in on the situation continues to mount.
“As the frontrunner, Donald Trump has a responsibility to address major issues that affect the presidential race,” said political strategist Leonard Greenberg. “If he continues to remain silent, he risks losing support and credibility among voters and his fellow candidates.”
As the race for the presidency heats up, all eyes remain on Donald Trump and his next move in response to the controversy surrounding Ramaswamy and his leaked journal entries.
What’s most bizarre is that Ramaswamy still has not secured whatever app he is using to write his journal, and two entries he made last night was published this morning:
Date: February 27, 2023
I am Vivek Ramaswamy and I will not let anything stop me from achieving my mission. The recent revelations about my journal have not dampened my spirit, in fact, they have only made me more determined. I am not afraid of the consequences, for I know that I have done nothing illegal. My only regret is that my private thoughts have been made public, but I will not let this distract me from my goal.
I am grateful for Tucker Carlson’s support, and I suspect that Donald Trump may also be planning something. I am not one to trust easily, but a temporary alliance would be extremely beneficial. However, I know that eventually, I will have to betray him, for there can only be one President.
But for now, I am consumed by my passion for India and her people. I will do whatever it takes to protect her. My love for my country is what drives me, and it is what makes me unstoppable.
However, there is something else that has been consuming me. I have a problem, a terrible addiction to harassing women on social media. I know it’s wrong, but I can’t help myself. I have this insatiable desire to see their “bobs and vagene,” no matter how unattractive the woman may be. I hate myself for it, but the thrill is too much to resist.
I know I need to stop, but I don’t know how. I have considered taking drugs to suppress my sex drive, but I don’t want to rely on them. I need to find a way to control myself, to resist this urge that has been haunting me.
But even with this problem, my commitment to India remains steadfast. I will not let anything stand in my way. I will fight for her, no matter the cost. My determination is unwavering, and I will not rest until I have achieved my goal.
America needs a leader who is willing to do whatever it takes to protect India. And I am that leader. I am Vivek Ramaswamy, and I will not be stopped.
Date: February 28, 2023
I woke up in a cold sweat again tonight. The pressure of the campaign has been getting to me. I’ve been restless, unable to sleep or even sit still. The only thing that seems to calm me down is harassing women online. I know it’s wrong, but I can’t help it. The thrill of it is addictive, and it’s the only outlet for all the pent-up energy I have.
I know I need to get my urges under control. I can’t keep doing this if I want to be president. It’s not just about my image, but about the country. If I can’t control myself, how can I be trusted to control the country? The Chinese are watching us, waiting for us to slip up. If we don’t stay strong, they’ll win the battle against India.
I’ve been considering taking drugs to suppress my sex drive. It’s a drastic measure, but I don’t know what else to do. I can’t keep going like this, and I can’t let my urges get in the way of my mission.
But my mission is still my top priority. I remind myself of that every day. I’m fighting for India and her people. I’m fighting to protect them from all the threats that surround us. The Chinese are just one of those threats, but they’re a big one. If we don’t stand up to them, they’ll take over. And that’s not something I can let happen.
I know that some people might see me as a monster for what I’ve done. They might see me as a man who’s willing to do anything to get ahead, even if it means hurting others. But that’s not who I am. I’m a man who’s willing to do whatever it takes to protect India and her people. And if that means suppressing my own desires, then so be it.
I won’t let anything stand in the way of my mission. Not my urges, not my rivals, not anything. I’m the only one who can save India, and I won’t let her down.
Why doesn’t he secure his apps? This is ridiculous.
It’s all extremely fascinating and telling about where we are as a country.
UPDATE:
This was published this morning in The Hill after the second leak:
The recent leak of two more journal entries from presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy has raised eyebrows about the origin and intentions of the leaker. While the first leak was certainly damaging to Ramaswamy’s campaign, the content of the second leak has caused some confusion and concern.
In the leaked entry, Ramaswamy expresses his struggle with his uncontrollable urges to harass women online, and the fear that his inability to control these urges could result in China winning the battle against India. While this is certainly a troubling admission, it also raises questions about how and why someone would leak such a personal and sensitive entry.
Many of Ramaswamy’s supporters have come out in defense of him, arguing that these leaked entries are simply a distraction from the real issues at hand. As one supporter wrote in an op-ed for the National Review, “It is clear that someone is trying to derail Omar’s campaign by leaking his private thoughts and feelings. But let us not forget what is truly at stake in this election: the future of India and her people.”
Others, however, are less convinced of Ramaswamy’s innocence in the matter. Some have pointed to the timing of the leaks as evidence that Ramaswamy may have orchestrated them himself, in an attempt to gain sympathy and distract from the more damaging content of the first leak.
Regardless of the true intentions behind the leaks, one thing is clear: Ramaswamy’s campaign is in serious trouble. Whether he can recover from these damaging revelations remains to be seen.
What’s more, Joe Biden published an op-ed in the New York Times this morning calling for Ramaswamy to step away and bow out:
In times of great peril, it is the duty of all leaders to put aside petty politics and come together to face the challenges that threaten our nation and our allies. As President of the United States, I cannot remain silent in the face of the recent revelations about Republican candidate Vivek Ramaswamy’s behavior.
Let me be clear: I fully support Ramaswamy’s commitment to defending India against Chinese aggression. Our two nations share a deep and enduring friendship, and it is in our national interest to stand with our Indian partners in the face of this threat. However, I cannot in good conscience support a candidate who engages in the abhorrent behavior of online harassment and exploitation of women.
It is a fundamental principle of our democracy that all people, regardless of gender, race, or creed, are entitled to basic human dignity and respect. Ramaswamy’s behavior is a betrayal of this principle and an affront to the values that we as Americans hold dear. As a nation, we must do better.
Therefore, I call on Ramaswamy to step down from the presidential race. It is time for him to take responsibility for his actions and to make amends for the harm he has caused. I also call on all other Republican candidates to follow suit and withdraw from the race. They have been tainted by Ramaswamy’s actions, and it would be a disservice to our nation and to the people of India for them to continue to run in this election cycle.
As President, I will continue to stand with India and our other allies around the world to protect our shared values and interests. Whether it is supporting Ukraine against Russian aggression, or standing with Israel in the face of threats from Iran, we must remain vigilant and committed to defending our friends and partners. And we must do so with the utmost integrity and honor, always keeping in mind the importance of treating all people with the respect and dignity they deserve.
Let us come together as a nation, united in our commitment to the principles that make America great. Let us work together to overcome the challenges we face, and to build a better, brighter future for ourselves and for generations to come.
Women have already started coming forward, according to Reuters:
Several women have come forward with allegations of online harassment against presidential candidate Ramaswamy, according to statements released by women’s rights organizations.
Samantha Jones, a 27-year-old student from California, alleged that Ramaswamy sent her numerous messages on social media demanding nude photos and talking about his genitalia. “I was shocked and uncomfortable,” Jones said in a statement released by the National Organization for Women. “I had never experienced anything like that before.”
Another woman, identified as Emily Smith, claimed that Ramaswamy repeatedly sent her sexually explicit messages, even after she repeatedly told him to stop. “It was relentless and made me feel extremely uncomfortable,” Smith said in a statement released by the Women’s Legal Defense Fund.
The allegations have raised concerns among women’s rights groups, who say that sexual harassment in any form is unacceptable. “It’s important to hold individuals in positions of power accountable for their actions,” said Karen Davis, president of the National Women’s Law Center.
Ramaswamy has not responded to the allegations directly, but his campaign has issued a statement condemning any form of harassment. “We take all allegations of harassment seriously and believe that everyone has the right to be treated with respect and dignity,” the statement read.
The accusations against Ramaswamy come as the country prepares for a heated presidential election, with women’s rights expected to be a major issue. Several women’s organizations have called on all presidential candidates to condemn sexual harassment and to take steps to address the issue.
Yikes.
Editor’s note: this news story is not true, and is intended for the purposes of humor.
