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In a fiery display of patriotic fervor, entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy let loose some strong words at the Republican presidential debate, clarifying that he wasn’t shy about pointing out the troubling trends in Ukraine. While some may have quivered in their boots at the mere thought of calling out the Ukrainian President, Ramaswamy fearlessly stood up to denounce President Volodymyr Zelensky and his questionable ties to Nazi sympathizers.
Entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy's presidential campaign clarified that he wasn't calling Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky a "Nazi" at Wednesday's Republican presidential debate.
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Ramaswamy boldly departed from the pack, courageously taking a more critical view of Ukraine and its leader. He didn’t mince words, folks. With the audacity of a truth-seeking warrior, he condemned Zelensky for cozying up to Nazi sympathizers and argued that Ukraine wasn’t exactly the shining example of democracy that some would have you believe.
Now, some naysayers might try to twist Ramaswamy’s words, but his message was crystal clear: Ukraine ain’t as democratic as they’d like you to think. He fearlessly pointed out Ukraine’s ban on 11 opposition parties, their consolidation of all media into one state TV media arm, and even their threats to skip out on holding elections unless Uncle Sam coughs up more dough. That doesn’t quite sound like the model democracy, does it?
But Ramaswamy didn’t stop there, oh no. He bravely shed light on the dark shadow of Nazi sympathy hanging over Ukraine. Yes, you heard that right. He bravely called out Ukraine for celebrating a Nazi right in its own ranks. And Zelensky, the comedian in cargo shorts himself, didn’t hesitate to join in the applause. It’s a wild world out there, folks.
Now, Ramaswamy’s bold remarks might’ve stirred up some confusion, but his spokeswoman assured everyone that he was just speaking his truth. She explained that he was referring to an event where the Canadian Parliament applauded a Ukrainian veteran of the Nazi 14th Waffen Grenadier Division of the SS “Galizien” during a visit by Zelensky and his wife. And Zelensky? Well, he shamelessly took part in the applause. That speaks volumes, doesn’t it?
The brave entrepreneur also didn’t hold back in condemning Ukraine’s persecution of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church. Despite openly supporting Ukraine, Kyiv accused the UOC of being a fifth column and unleashed increasing restrictions against it. Seems like Ukraine’s got a lot of skeletons in its closet, doesn’t it?
So, as the dust settled after Ramaswamy’s bold statements, one thing was clear: he wasn’t afraid to shine a spotlight on the uncomfortable truths about Ukraine and its leader. And in a world full of political correctness and sugarcoated statements, that’s a breath of fresh air. Keep speaking your mind, Ramaswamy. The truth is a rare gem in today’s murky political landscape.
