Vivek Toasted everyone
The third GOP Debate underscored Vivek Ramaswamy's exceptional debating skills. He fearlessly addressed issues that many others preferred to avoid in the context of an election debate, emphasizing his commitment to honesty. He made it crystal clear that he does not support the idea of a World War III, as evident from his current campaign video. During the debate, he confronted Haley about her stance on Tiktok, prompting her to label him as a "scum," a move that might not sit well with conservative Republicans, especially Evangelicals. This choice of words is quite revealing. Despite being hailed as the debate's winner by several political pundits due to her solid performance and her strategic handling of the abortion issue by going through the neutral “not gonna blame your choice” move, which still agitates voters following the Supreme Court's Roe vs. Wade ruling, Haley still was not able to really take on Vivek by attacking him on experience and policy, at the end of the day, what’s on the mind of voters is the fact that the Democrats' strong performance in local state elections has its implications for the 2024 political landscape, and those guys on that debate stage are the only choice, plus Trump of course, however it seems Vivek has the clear edge. As the night concluded, Vivek delivered a simple uncomplicated message: he’s an outsider, there’s not a taint of politics in him, he’s a CEO he knows how to run things, even challenging NBC's Kristen Welker about the Trump-Russia collision and dubbing the GOP the "party of losers" if it remains unchanged and taking a jab at the Republican National Chair, Ronna McDaniel, even offering to publicly cede his debate time to her. These moves indicates Vivek’s policy positions and how he will govern if he became the nominee and ultimately the guy at the White House. Vivek demonstrates political savviness, deep understanding of his base, and his fresh, youthful approach to politics has the potential to attract a new generation of GOP voters, which could shape the future of the Republican party.
