Vivek Ramaswamy has recently found himself in conflicts with various individuals. In the past week, he engaged in a heated argument with CNN’s Kaitlan Collins about his statements on Taiwan and 9/11. Furthermore, he received a cease-and-desist letter from Eminem’s team, demanding that he refrain from using the rapper’s songs during his campaign. Ramaswamy’s latest opponent is Sean Hannity, a Fox News pundit, who criticized Ramaswamy’s proposed policies regarding Israel. The interview between them quickly became confrontational, beginning with Hannity stating that Ramaswamy believes aid to Israel should end in 2028 and that they should integrate with their neighbors. Ramaswamy disputed this claim, and clarified that his intention was for Israel to no longer require aid from the United States, emphasizing the strong bond he intends to foster between the two nations. Hannity continued to challenge Ramaswamy, accusing him of suggesting that Israel should not receive preferential treatment from the US. Ramaswamy defended himself by attributing these quotes to opposition research that had been sensationalized by the media. Criticism of Ramaswamy’s foreign policy views extends beyond Hannity, with Washington Post columnist Marc Thiessen deeming his stance on the Ukraine conflict as “criminally stupid” and “utterly disqualifying.” Despite these challenges, Ramaswamy remains determined to strengthen the relationship between the US and Israel, treating it as a genuine friendship rather than a transactional arrangement.
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