Washington:
Entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswami US President donald trump Will not be part of the Government Efficiency Department. He was selected to lead the new Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) in the White House. However, he will not play this role now. This information was given by a White House official. Now the responsibility of DOGE has been given to Elon Musk, who was seen at the White House on Monday afternoon. Officials said Musk has been given a White House pass, and he will work from the West Wing.
Why did you separate from DOGE?
“Vivek Ramaswamy has played a key role in the establishment of DOGE,” said Anna Kelly, spokeswoman for the Trump-Vance transition. He told that due to his desire to contest the Governor elections, Vivek has decided to withdraw from this committee. Kelly said, “He plans to run for office soon, which will require him to remain out of DOGE. We sincerely thank him for his contributions and look forward to him playing an important role in making America great.”
After leaving DOGE, Ramaswami described it as an “honor” to remain a part of it and said he would make an announcement soon about his political future. He wrote on the social media platform He added, “I will share more soon on future plans in Ohio. Most importantly, we are fully committed to making America great by working with President Trump.”
Ramaswamy and SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk were chosen by President Trump last November to lead a new initiative. The purpose of this initiative is to work closely with the White House and its Office of Management and Budget.
Who is Ramaswamy?
39-year-old Ramaswami, a former Republican presidential candidate, faced criticism last month over a post he made on social media. In this post he argued that American ‘culture’ is celebrating ‘mediocrity’.
The name of Ramaswamy, a resident of Ohio, came into limelight when he was appointed to the US Senate by Vice President J.D. He was being considered as a possible candidate to replace Vance. However, Governor Mike DeWine chose Lieutenant Governor John Husted for this.
When a Ramaswamy parody account on X claimed he was going to run for governor in Ohio, the real Ramaswamy responded, “Not a bad idea.” Ramaswamy also participated in the swearing-in ceremony of the 78-year-old President on Monday.
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