Rising 2024 GOP star won't accept potential running mate offer: 'Not interested'
Politics,Vivek Ramaswamy,2024 Presidential Election,Donald Trump,Ron DeSantis,GOP
Ahead of the first Republican debate, candidate Vivek Ramaswamy is quickly catching up to Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' second place spot, with many suggesting he could be a strong running mate if he does not receive the party nomination. On "Cavuto Live" Saturday, however, Ramaswamy clearly stated that he was "not interested" in a vice president position.
VIVEK RAMASWAMY: The fact is many of these people didn't know who I was six months ago. And we're still sitting before the first debate. Donald Trump and I think share something in common in that neither of us does well in a number two position. I'm built to actually lead the organizations that I've built.
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