Vivek May Have Just Crossed The Line With Trump In Latest Remarks

It finally happened, you guys, and it took Vivek Ramaswamy long enough to hand Donald Trump some stinging criticism, one involving the former President's massive ego. In this case, we're talking about two narcissists, so this should be interesting. On Wednesday, Ramaswamy described Trump as "wounded," which won't go down well. But it got worse. In trying to sell himself to Trump voters like a cheap suit for a pimp, the entrepreneur said, "They don't have on me what they have on him." Yet. He forgot the word yet.

NBC News reports:

The comments, which Ramaswamy made in a joint interview with NBC News and The Des Moines Register, are part of a complicated balancing act the candidate is trying to strike ahead of the Iowa caucuses: praising Trump and his policies while suggesting he could push them further or implement them better — and also saying that Trump can't win the election because of forces lined up against him, leaving Ramaswamy as the best choice for Trump fans.

"They don't have on me what they have on him," Ramaswamy said when asked why he would fare better than Trump while running against the same "system." "You can just look right now. They've got four different wars they've waged on this man," he added, referring among other things to Trump's indictments and the 14th Amendment challenges to his ballot access in some states.

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