Comments by "Jacob Watson" (@jacobwatson3781) on "Full Vivek Ramaswamy: I stand by calling Trump a 'sore loser' in 2020" video.

So, you support people not being US citizens even if they're born in the US?
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@Texa8 I'm confused. How am I wrong?
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@Texa8 I’ll actually go one step further on this, Abby, is that I don’t think someone just because they’re born in this country, even if they’re a sixth generation American should automatically enjoy all the privileges of citizenship until they’ve actually earned it,” Ramaswamy told CNN’s Abby Phillip
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@nmccray4494 except the VP had the power to delay counting votes and demand changes.
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@realRisshi I'm confused. He said even if someone had 6 generations of being in the country and born in the country. Do you support that?
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@SageAwakens You have to remember, he is separating born citizenship from everyone, not just from immigrants
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@realRisshi just Google it or watch it, it's that simple. Its on YouTube as well.
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@chrischristof6705 What
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@chrischristof6705 Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy voiced support for "mandatory" voting and online ballots during the 2020 presidential election, despite telling "Meet the Press" on Sunday that "we need paper ballots." "We need single day voting on Election Day. We need paper ballots, and we need government issued ID matching the voter file," Ramaswamy told NBC’s Chuck Todd. However, on Nov. 4, 2020, one day after the election, Ramaswamy said he wanted "electronic at-home voting."Electronic at-home voting. Make it universal; submit a blank ballot if you want," he posted on X. "One per SSN for every adult citizen. No ballot fraud. No voter suppression. No wasted money on ‘get-out-the-vote.’ Most importantly: greater civic engagement. Thoughts?" Ramaswamy also said at the time that he wanted to make voting mandatory.
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@chrischristof6705 So, I have shown two examples of the candidate, either lying about his position or flip-flopping. Who wants a 3rd example?
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