Ramaswamy on why he didn’t vote in several elections: ‘I was a jaded person in my twenties’

In an interview with Sean Hannity, entrepreneur and 2024 GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy stated his spotty voting report was as a result of he was “jaded” at a youthful age.

“I used to be a jaded individual in my twenties, and like so many individuals of their twenties Sean, I get it,” Ramaswamy stated. “I’m not knowledgeable politician.”

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In an interview with the Wall Avenue Journal launched earlier this month, Ramaswamy, 38, stated he voted for a libertarian presidential candidate in 2004, after which he didn’t vote in one other presidential election till 2020, when he supported former President Donald Trump.

Ramaswamy has additionally stated he needs to boost the nation’s voting age to 25, however make exceptions for these 18 and older who serve within the army, work as emergency responders or take a naturalization check.

“The US faces a 25% recruitment deficit within the army and simply 16% of Gen Z say they’re proud to be American,” Ramaswamy stated in an announcement on the matter. “The absence of nationwide delight is a critical menace to our Republic’s survival.”