To the uttermost amazement, President Joe Biden has declared that he will not seek re-election in 2024 but instead support his deputy, Vice President Kamala Harris, as the Democratic Party’s candidate for the presidency.
This development comes after Indian-American businessman-turned-politician Vivek Ramaswamy forecasted precisely this figure some months back. Ramaswamy, a 38-year-old Republican who entered the Republican presidential primaries, made the above forecast last November, astounding many.
“The best way to predict the future is just to follow the incentives. Well, revenge of the nerds is how exactly right you can be, down to the timing,”
Ramaswamy said in a social media posting and a Fox News interview.
Others captivated by Ramaswamy’s vision include Tesla CEO and X owner Elon Musk, who wistfully said,
“Yeah, all his predictions have come true. I wish it weren’t so, but they have. ”
When speaking to REP in November, Ramaswamy said that the ‘managerial class around Biden have lost their use for him, ‘ and Biden ‘is not the strongest candidate they can come up with [for the 2024 presidential race]. ‘ Ramaswamy further said that the Democrats may go for Kamala Harris or Michelle Obama.
The community’s reaction came, and social media influencer Tristane Tate noted Ramaswamy for predicting the result and said, “I don’t know if I agree, but let’s give credit where credit is due. For almost a year, one man has been saying ‘Biden won’t be the Democratic nominee’ and predicting a last-minute blindside. People called him crazy.
Looking at the political situation in the United States as the political processes develop, the events connected with the 2024 presidential election have once again showcased the value of orienting oneself based on the incentives within the political elite.
In particular, the following argument does not seem inapt: it is clear that Ramaswamy’s early foresight has earned him even the opposition’s praise, at least in this regard.
