Vivek Ramasswamy, who recently resigned from his role in the Government Efficiency Department (Doge) led by Elon Musk, has denied any discord with the technological billionaire. The Indian businessman -American clarified that the decision was “mutual”, and both looked for “complementary approaches”, musk leading technology and brancheswamy in legislative matters.
The Dux Initiative, conceptualized by President Donald Trump, aims to rationalize federal expenditure, reduce regulations and restructure government agencies. While Musk sought to use data technology and mining, Ramasswamy explored legal ways to implement changes within the limits of constitutional law.
He asked directly if Elon Musk fired him, Mr. Ramasswamy told him Fox News“No. We had a mutual discussion. And I think I wish him the best.”
“There is no better person to lead a technology -driven approach than Elon Musk,” Ramasswamy said. “But what I would say is that we had different and complementary approaches. I concentrated more on an approach based on the constitutional law to focus more on a technological approach, which is the future approach.”
He added: “When you are talking about a constitutional rebirth, it is not done only through the federal government. It is done through federalism where states also ablate the way.”
Disienting the speculation of a consequence with Musk, Ramasswamy described its collaboration as a strategy of “division and conquering” to achieve the shared objective of reforming governance. “This is not a single man show. We are on the same page and I wish him the best,” he added, praising Musk’s leadership.
During the interview, Ramasswamy hinted at his next political movement: an offer of governor in his native state of Ohio. “I am chasing an elected office shortly. An adverts will arrive,” he said.
Ramasswamy ran without success in the Republican presidential primaries before supporting Donald Trump in January last year.
Despite moving away from Doge, Ramasswamy is committed to constitutional governance and federal reform. “It is not done only through the federal government, but is carried out through federalism where states also lead the way.”
Ramasswamy also used the platform to criticize the Democratic Party, accusing it of deviating from its central approach to economic problems in favor of “aroused” ideologies. He also discussed the importance of meritocracy on the initiatives ofi (diversity, equity and inclusion), which he described as exclusive.
Reflecting on Donald Trump’s leadership, the businessman praised his rapid immigration actions, merit -based policies and dismantling of the federal bureaucracy.
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