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‘No Way’: Vivek Ramaswamy Leaves Behind Five-Word Parting Gift After His Governor Bid Goes Up in Smoke

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Source: Atlanta Black Star

Vivek Ramaswamy has never been one to shy away from a camera, a microphone, or a chance to pick a fight online. The former presidential hopeful built an entire political brand on viral clips, cable news hits and a steady stream of posts aimed at whoever was bothering him that week. So when the noise suddenly stopped, people noticed. In the days since his stinging defeat, Ramaswamy has gone almost completely quiet. No fiery video. No defiant thread. Just one subtle move has critics convinced the man who once wanted to run the country has stopped talking to the public. But to understand why, it helps to remember just how badly the final stretch of his campaign went.

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