Ramaswamy's Controversial Statements Ignite Debate and Criticism

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Entrepreneur and Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy defended his sharing of debunked conspiracy theories during the Republican debate, including claims about the Jan. 6 Capitol riot being an "inside job" and the "great replacement theory" regarding immigration policies. Ramaswamy's assertions were groundless or repeatedly debunked, but he insisted on speaking "hard truths" and stirring discussion. While some suspicions about Saudi Arabia's involvement in the 9/11 attacks have been investigated, Ramaswamy's comments on the matter reflect well-known suspicions.
Topics:nation#conspiracy-theories#great-replacement-theory#jan-6-capitol-riot#politics#republican-debate#vivek-ramaswamy
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