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At the Republican National Convention on Monday, former GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy addressed the press. He shared his thoughts on the attempted assassination of the former President Donald Trump on Saturday. The American Conservative’s Bradley Devlin asked, “You want to take a chainsaw to the deep state, the FBI, the CIA. What about the secret service after the events that you saw in Butler?” Ramaswamy responded, “I want to separate the technical issue of what happened that day, where we’re still collecting the facts, from the broader issue of the overgrowth of an administrative bureaucracy that has even failed to effectively carry out its own goals.” He continued, “The question ahead for the Republican Party and the conservative movement is, ‘Do we want to replace the left wing nanny state with the right wing nanny state? Or do we want to dismantle the nanny state?’”  Ramaswamy stressed the importance of civil dialogue as necessary for reaching a consensus on these significant questions facing the Republican Party. He concluded, “I come down on the side, as you all know, of dismantling that administrative bureaucracy and shutting it down. But, I think that the more healthy, respectful debate we have both within and beyond the party on that question, the better off we’ll be.” The post Ramaswamy Comments on Future of Secret Service at RNC appeared first on The American Conservative.

The former President Donald Trump’s brush with death Saturday has put into stark relief the importance of whom Trump chooses as his running mate. Americans were reminded that Trump could be gone in an instant. Somebody would have to pick up and carry the torch.  The assassination attempt on the former president has put a pause on some campaign activities despite the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee. President Joe Biden’s campaign has put a hold on advertisements attacking Trump—especially those that claim Trump is a threat to democracy. “We understand that there are a lot of questions, and as we gather answers to those questions, we ask that all staff refrain from issuing any comments on social media or in public,” the Biden campaign co-chair Jennifer O’Malley Dillon and campaign manager Julie Chavez Rodriguez wrote in a statement announcing the hold. “We’re also asking everyone to pause any proactive campaign communication across all platforms and in all circumstances until we know more.” Trump could announce his running mate any minute. When he does, that VP pick will instantly be under the most scrutiny any Number Two has undergone in recent memory. Biden and the Democrats may hold their tongues on Trump for the next few days, but it will be open season on the man that could be one heartbeat away from the most powerful political office in the world. Don’t be mistaken—the subtext of the attacks on the Trump VP are undoubtedly clear. Which means Trump’s pick should not be for “Republican unity” or for “coalition building.” They must be someone who is battle-tested and truly carry out Trump’s vision after he’s gone. The post The Veep Scrutiny appeared first on The American Conservative.

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