"We've been celebrating our diversity and our differences for so long that we forgot all of the ways that we are the same as Americans, bound by that common set of ideals that set this country into motion," Ramaswamy continued. "We believe those ideals still exist. This man is going to be your next president to revive them." Further showing his all-out support, Ramaswamy urged Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and former U.N. ambassador Nikki Haley to withdraw from the 2024 presidential race and endorse Trump, as he just did. "I think Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley would actually, at this point, do this country and this party a service by stepping aside to make sure that we’re focused on not only nominating Donald Trump but getting this country back and reviving those founding revolutionary ideals," he told Fox News on Tuesday. "I do think that would be healthy for this country." Ramaswamy dropped his presidential campaign after finishing fourth in the Iowa caucuses with just under eight percent of the vote. Trump scored a landslide win with 51 percent, DeSantis claimed second place at 21 percent, and Haley finished third with 19 percent. The GOP race will now shift to New Hampshire, where the primary is set for Jan. 23. "It is time to make sure we elect the right president and put America first. Take the America First agenda to the next level," Ramaswamy further pointed out. "America First is not even about Trump. It didn’t start in 2016. It started in 1776. Donald Trump will be the right person to take this forward for the next four years. But we need to start laying down the foundation for this to live another 250 years." Meanwhile, DeSantis and Haley continue to campaign in New Hampshire and South Carolina. In February 2023, Mr. Ramaswamy entered the 2024 race with limited name recognition. He spent millions of dollars on his campaign and led over several prominent Republicans, including former Vice President Mike Pence and Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina.Vivek full Trump endorsement speech: "We are in the middle of a war in this country... right now we need a commander in chief who will lead us to victory." Report here https://t.co/L51mOg9jVX pic.twitter.com/hX46QeZ134
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