Ramaswamy Quits 2024 Presidential Race Post Trump's Iowa Win
In a surprising turn of events, 38-year-old entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy announced the suspension of his 2024 US presidential bid on Tuesday. The decision came following former US President Donald Trump's victory in the Iowa Republican caucus.
Disappointing Finish
Ramaswamy, a biotech entrepreneur, expressed his disappointment with the outcome of the Iowa leadoff caucuses, leading to the conclusion of his campaign for the Republican nomination. Despite his efforts to emphasize truth in the campaign, he acknowledged falling short of his goals.
Endorsement of Trump
In a statement, Ramaswamy declared, “This entire campaign is about speaking the TRUTH. We did not achieve our goal tonight, and we need an America-First patriot in the White House.” He went on to endorse Donald J. Trump, emphasizing his commitment to supporting Trump's candidacy for the presidency. Ramaswamy conveyed pride in his team, the movement, and the country.
Trump's Victory in Iowa
Earlier in the 2024 Republican presidential contest, Donald Trump secured a significant victory in the Iowa caucus. Ramaswamy, acknowledging Trump's triumph, personally congratulated him and pledged his full endorsement of Trump's presidential bid.
Election Results
As per CNN projections, Trump emerged victorious in the Iowa caucuses with over 55,000 votes. Following him were Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, with over 23,000 votes,, and South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley, with over 20,000 votes. Ramaswamy landed in fourth place, securing just over 8,000 votes.
The electoral landscape is dynamic, with these developments shaping the early stages of the 2024 presidential race. Stay tuned for further updates.
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