Vivek Ramaswamy’s new book “TRUTHS: The Future of America First” to be published in September – American Kahani

Former Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy will release his new book in September this year. It is titled “TRUTHS: The Future of America First” and will be published by Threshold Editions, an imprint of Simon & Schuster. In the book, the Indian-American “reveals how brutal honesty on controversial issues, from climate change to gender ideology to the existence of God, is a prerequisite for the continued existence of the United States,” a press release from the publisher said. He also “lifts the curtain on cynical forces that exploit Americans by dividing them with falsehoods and lays out a vision for the future direction of the America First movement – a movement that began in 1776,” the press release added. Moreover, he “calls on the conservative movement to articulate exactly what it stands for or warns of another illusory red wave” this year.

In an email announcing the book, Ramaswamy recalled a promise he made to his supporters when he suspended his presidential campaign in January and then endorsed Trump. “I told you when I ended my presidential campaign that the TRUTH movement is not over, it is just beginning,” he said. “And it is. You have been with me from the beginning, and I am happy to be the first to tell you that I am releasing a new book: ‘TRUTHS: The Future of America First.'”

In the email, he pointed out that “conservatives need a clear vision for the Republican Party this election season if we do not want to see a repeat of the abysmal results at the ballot box of 2018, 2020, 2022 and 2023.” His book “offers a vision for that future,” he added. “To chart a new path, we must stand up for the truth. The modern left has abandoned truth, often dismissing it as an inconvenient social construct.” In the book, he “lays out ten hard truths that the American conservative movement must embrace wholeheartedly if we are to have a chance of saving our nation before we lose it forever.”

Ramaswamy also runs a weekly podcast called “TRUTH,” where he describes himself as going “beyond the usual conservative talking points and having candid conversations with his guests about the most important news stories of the week.” He will also share his “views on the upcoming 2024 election from the unique perspective of a former Republican presidential candidate himself.”

USA Today noted that Ramaswamy’s “MAGA-style commentary” on the podcast “puts the young politician in the conversation as an unconventional choice for Donald Trump’s vice presidential candidate or as a member of the potential Republican administration.” It is believed that the millennials and multinationals–The millionaire “could help attract a younger generation of voters to the 78-year-old Trump’s campaign – and finance it,” the report continues.

Ramaswamy was born and raised in Cincinnati. He graduated summa cum laude in biology from Harvard and received his law degree from Yale Law School while working for a hedge fund. He then founded a biotechnology company, Roivant Sciences, where he oversaw the development of five drugs that were later approved by the FDA. Since then, he has founded numerous successful companies, including Strive and Chapter. He is married to Dr. Apoorva Ramaswamy, a neck surgeon in Columbus, Ohio, where they are raising their two sons.

In May, he bought a 7.7% stake in BuzzFeed, driving up the struggling media company’s share price. He said he wanted to be an “activist investor with plans to restructure the company, including a change in strategy,” according to a securities filing, adding that he purchased the shares with his own funds.