‘It’s a shame’: Vivek Ramaswamy reacted to Zoharan Mamdani, Usha Wanes and racial attacks against him
GOP leader and Ohio GUV election candidate Vivek Ramaswamy has finally broken his silence on the racial attack against him, another woman Usha Vance and now New York Mayor candidate Zoharan Mamdani Mamdani-also because of his Indian-origin. While Vivek and Usha are regular goals of social media, Mamdani joined the list after her amazing victory in Democratic Primary.Although in politics, similarities are drawn between Vivek and Mamdani over polar protests – Mamdani is eating rice with her hand, in which Vivek is sitting barefoot for an interview, which Americans found attacking them for their taste. Mammadani is called ‘Vivek on Vai’ and Vivek has been called ‘The Right of the Wright’, while some hateful people are of the opinion that both of them should have no place in American politics. “When the conservative Zoharan attacks Mamdani to be a foreigner, I just want to keep them the same energy with Vivek Ramaswamy and Usha Vance. Let’s be consistent,” wrote far-off commentator Nicolas Joseph Facents.Vivek Ramaswamy re-prepared the statement and said: ‘It is a shame that an attempt was made to overtake the race-race. ,The Post attacked Vivek Ramaswamy ‘Anchor Baby’ with people who should return to India. “Indians need to live in India. It is so easy,” one wrote. “It’s ashamed that you really believe that you are an American. You are a big pharma conman that should be natural and deported,” another wrote by another. A third user wrote, “We are going to send you back to India.”
Indian origin of Vivek Ramaswamy, Usha Vance and Zoharan Mamdani
None of them were born in India, although they had parents. Vivek Ramaswamy was born to immigrant parents in Cincinnati, while Usha Vance was born to Telugu immigrant parents in California. Zoharan Mammadani was born in Uganda and came to America in 1998 at the age of seven. Mamdani became an American citizen in 2018, while Vivek Ramaswamy and Usha Vance were citizens of natural birth.
