Vivek Ramaswamy claims he was offered to buy second-place finish in CPAC straw poll

Ramaswamy’s senior campaign officer told Politico This offer, which was worth more than $100,000, included bus transportation and tickets to enable voters in straw polls to vote for presidential candidate. Ramaswamy was first to talk about CPAC’s offer in an interview for Fox Business Network. Varney & Co. Monday, he said it showed him “how corrupt this system is.”

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“Do you know what is funny about this? I attended CPAC before. I didn’t know it works this way. A consultant calls my campaign shortly after we declared and said, ‘We can get you up to No. 2 on there if you pay a few hundred thousand dollars.’ I was shocked,” Ramaswamy spoke. “There are a lot of people making money, not only off of me but off of every presidential campaign.”

If he were asked whether he paid for the move to higher standings, he replied that he had not. “that is fake. So why would I want to?”

Ramaswamy was the winner with 1% straw pollAs former President Donald Trump Governor was next with 62%. Ron DeSantis (R–FL) With 20%

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