A video showing Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy as a college student questioning Rev. Al Sharpton about his “political experience” has gone viral.
Mr. Ramaswamy was 18 in the video and a student at Harvard University when he attended an October 2003 presidential town hall on MSNBC.
“Well, you shouldn’t because I have the most political experience,” Rev. Sharpton responded. “I got involved in the political movement when I was 12 years old and I’ve been involved in social policy for the last 30 years. So don’t confuse people who have a job with political experience.” “Mr. Ramaswamy, listening to all of this, why should voters choose you over more experienced politicians on this stage?” Fox News’s Bret Baier asked. “You’re basically a blank slate for people.”
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