Vivek Ramaswamy Accuses Conservative News Site of ‘False’ and ‘Intentionally Deceitful’ Article
Vivek Ramaswamy, a Republican presidential candidate, accused the Washington Examiner of publishing an article with a “false” and “intentionally deceitful headline.” The conservative news outlet was slammed by Ramaswamy…

Vivek Ramaswamy, a Republican presidential candidate, accused the Washington Examiner of publishing an article with a “false” and “intentionally deceitful headline.”
The conservative news outlet was slammed by Ramaswamy after it published an article about how the presidential hopeful had said during two earlier interviews that he had voted for the first time in 2020, though records and Ramaswamy have confirmed that he voted for the first time in 2004.
“This is the most false & intentionally deceitful headline of the campaign so far,” Ramaswamy wrote in a tweet. “Now that certain other campaigns are struggling, they’re shopping oppo research as a substitute for a real message.”
Ramaswamy added, “Here’s the big ‘surprise’: I voted libertarian for President in 2004 when I was 19.”
In two interviews from June 30 and July 12 with The Breakfast Club, a radio station based out of New York City, and Scripps News, Ramaswamy confirmed that he had voted for the first time in 2020.


