He doesn't go on about much on the 2020 election.
His views at that time match the views that Tim Pool and other moderates have, that the democrats maliciously abused a variety of tools to change votes, primarily in how data was aggregated and delivered to voters in order to swing as many as 15 million (google alone) and how laws that were changed/weakened, allowed mass unverifiable voting with no pushback from the republican side since it was touted as a "republican law" that would harm democrat voters.
The book is largely good, I really recommend it. The audiobook is 8 hrs total, I finished it in under a week.
absolutely, there are tons of problems to solve, I'm merely arguing on the merits of his argument.
When asked what he would do, he said he'd rethink about joining it since we now have the significant bargaining tool of not needing it.
He does give credit, everything he touts he can and does draw it back to his initial inspiration.
However during campaign events who has time to audibly list sources. Trump doesn't unless he's been called out on it publicly and he's the gold standard around here.
He's not perfect, but he is driven and believes strongly that the problem with the US is a cultural issue, which is true. We need people in office who know that and care about fixing it. I know he can't do it in 2024 (we need someone who can/will WRECK the deep state and salt the earth - Trump / ? 2024!) but for when we pick the pieces up and start to figure out what we actually need/dont need in regards to federal involvement, I strongly believe Vivek is the guy for that job - so 2028 or at least a cabinet seat around 2026.
I think you're overlooking the fact that he isn't pushing for eliminating US manufacturing.
The TPP does more than the bad stuff, it opened up effective pipelines of certain materials that would not have tariffs. Free trade is a good thing when it's not being used to destroy a country.
Trained by our own military and often staffed /advised by a few retired or out US military special forces guys.
Honestly, we should just nuke every cartel from orbit.
Tactical strikes to sever their military wings.
Note how they don't congregate around civilians.
They're echo chambers.
As Vivek said, they (big tech) has a monopoly on ideas, which is harder to enforce antitrust laws against.
That is a fight we are losing badly, if Google can flip 15 million votes without any evidence (tailored search results to only show dem reinforced info / propaganda) and Facebook just removes all thought that supports trump...
Well never win if we don't win the cultural battle ahead, and I don't even know how to get through to half these people, they've bought the propaganda and have added it to their own personal identity already.
I'll google that for you: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/vivek-ramaswamy-settles-lawsuit-world-economic-forum-donate-money
And we were right
Tucker was neutered and bland while at Fox.