Vivek Ramaswamy discusses right’s mistake on Kamala attacks, proposes new approach

Entrepreneur and former presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy says the Right is making a mistake with its current line of political attacks against Democrat nominee Kamala Harris.

Ramaswamy, who is this week’s guest on The Ben Shapiro Show’s “Sunday Special,” argued that it would be wise to nix attacks on Harris’ personal politics, and instead go after the Democrat system.

“We’re not running against a candidate, we’re running against a system,” Ramaswamy told Shapiro.

“They literally just photoshopped the presidential candidate,” Shapiro noted. “I mean, they took the president, they made sure that no one challenged him the whole way through. He then was put in place as the nominee, and then as soon as he had a bad debate, they ousted him in favor of Kamala Harris.”

Harris, without a single primary vote, became the effective Democrat nominee a short 48 hours after President Joe Biden dropped out of the presidential race. Ramaswamy suggested the debate that was the catalyst for Biden’s ouster was scheduled earlier than usual to give Democrats the “option” to switch out Biden if they needed to.

“And the point that you’ve made is that it would be a mistake to try and delve into Kamala Harris’ personal philosophy, because this isn’t about that,” Shapiro said to Ramaswamy.