Math doesn't add up: Vivek Ramaswamy accuses Nikki Haley of corruption

Tech entrepreneur and Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy tore into opponent Nikki Haley also an Indian American during Wednesdays GOP debate in AlabamaIn the fourth Republican candidates debate of the 2024 US presidential campaign Ramaswamy not only voiced his past concerns about the former UN ambassadors religious faith and her choice not to use her full Indian name but also went further by accusing Haley of corruption He held up a handwritten sign that read Nikki corruptDuring his speech he waved the sign in the air to emphasise his point criticising her for employing what he termed identity politicsWhile responding to a question about his previous comments on Haleys faith and naming choices Ramaswamy shifted the narrative to focus on his corruption allegations He remarked I dont question her faith but I question her authenticityRamaswamy openly questioned the rationale behind the establishments support for Haley He supported his accusations with a detailed narrative saying during her first five years after the 2004 election Haleys family income allegedly experienced a threefold increaseRamaswamy also claimed that while serving as governor Haley accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars in gifts Haley purportedly awarded multimilliondollar state contracts to companies that granted her access to private jetsAccusing Haley of a conflict of interest Ramaswamy stated she provided a USD 120 million incentive to Boeing in South Carolina only to join Boeings board after leaving public service Post her tenure as UN ambassador Ramaswamy alleged that Haley amassed over USD 8 million including earnings from her familys military contracting businessRamaswamy criticised Haley for allegedly collecting corporate stock option grants from boards while actively running for the presidencySumming up his allegations Ramaswamy boldly declared The math doesnt add up Nikki Haley CorruptHowever when allowed to respond to Ramaswamy Haley chose chose not to stating Its not worth my time to respond to himFour contenders for the Republican presidential nominationFlorida Governor Ron DeSantis former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy and former New Jersey Governor Chris Christieengaged in a heated exchange during Wednesday nights fourth presidential debate in Alabama for the 2024 cycleThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever