Vivek Ramaswamy

If you want to be an incremental changer in politics, you could do that by temporarily sitting in a seat with a narrow margin. And then it's ping pong when somebody else is in charge of the different, it kind of goes incrementally in the other direction. But if you want to revitalize an actual state or a country, you need a decisive mandate to do it.

If you want to be an incremental changer in politics, you could do that by temporarily sitting in a seat with a narrow margin. And then it's ping pong when somebody else is in charge of the different, it kind of goes incrementally in the other direction. But if you want to revitalize an actual state or a country, you need a decisive mandate to do it.

I would say towards their manner of work, the way that they're actually taught to the idea that you could get ahead through your own hard work. People feel like that's an illusion. They're not feeling that's possible anymore. Through college, through higher education, through the debt you take on through higher education. Cost of living.

I would say towards their manner of work, the way that they're actually taught to the idea that you could get ahead through your own hard work. People feel like that's an illusion. They're not feeling that's possible anymore. Through college, through higher education, through the debt you take on through higher education. Cost of living.

I would say towards their manner of work, the way that they're actually taught to the idea that you could get ahead through your own hard work. People feel like that's an illusion. They're not feeling that's possible anymore. Through college, through higher education, through the debt you take on through higher education. Cost of living.

We've all been part of a generation where people are taught that you go to college for four years, you load up yourself with debt, and somehow you get a head start in the American dream when it hasn't worked out that way. Yep. I think the first way to do it is to admit the failure. So this is good. Admit the failure. But this is really good. And be honest.

We've all been part of a generation where people are taught that you go to college for four years, you load up yourself with debt, and somehow you get a head start in the American dream when it hasn't worked out that way. Yep. I think the first way to do it is to admit the failure. So this is good. Admit the failure. But this is really good. And be honest.

We've all been part of a generation where people are taught that you go to college for four years, you load up yourself with debt, and somehow you get a head start in the American dream when it hasn't worked out that way. Yep. I think the first way to do it is to admit the failure. So this is good. Admit the failure. But this is really good. And be honest.

I think that the ability to honestly have the humility to say, here's where we screwed up. And it's easy to point to the other side screw-ups. It's a lot harder to your own. It's a lot harder. That's my concern. But point to our own screw-ups. But then it's not just admitting that failure or the failures where we've gone wrong.

I think that the ability to honestly have the humility to say, here's where we screwed up. And it's easy to point to the other side screw-ups. It's a lot harder to your own. It's a lot harder. That's my concern. But point to our own screw-ups. But then it's not just admitting that failure or the failures where we've gone wrong.

I think that the ability to honestly have the humility to say, here's where we screwed up. And it's easy to point to the other side screw-ups. It's a lot harder to your own. It's a lot harder. That's my concern. But point to our own screw-ups. But then it's not just admitting that failure or the failures where we've gone wrong.

100%.

100%.

100%.

And my plight is somebody else's responsibility. And that's what we did.

And my plight is somebody else's responsibility. And that's what we did.

And my plight is somebody else's responsibility. And that's what we did.

And that's a problem. It has to be. That was kind of the old, there's an older version. Then there's a newer spin, which is, no, there's other stuff that we're being screwed over by. Our government screwed us over. All of which is, much of which is true, right? A lot of these systems, for example, we talked about the H-1B system is badly broken. It sucks. It needs to be gutted.

And that's a problem. It has to be. That was kind of the old, there's an older version. Then there's a newer spin, which is, no, there's other stuff that we're being screwed over by. Our government screwed us over. All of which is, much of which is true, right? A lot of these systems, for example, we talked about the H-1B system is badly broken. It sucks. It needs to be gutted.

And that's a problem. It has to be. That was kind of the old, there's an older version. Then there's a newer spin, which is, no, there's other stuff that we're being screwed over by. Our government screwed us over. All of which is, much of which is true, right? A lot of these systems, for example, we talked about the H-1B system is badly broken. It sucks. It needs to be gutted.