Ramaswamy criticized for appearing barefoot during interview

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Vivek Ramaswamy faced backlash after appearing barefoot during a formal interview at his home. Critics on social media labeled the act as "uncivilized," questioning his suitability for the Ohio governor's race. Some defended Ramaswamy, citing cultural practices where removing shoes indoors is common. Supporters argued that the criticism reflects a misunderstanding of hygiene and cultural norms. Ramaswamy, who is of Indian descent, has previously encountered challenges related to his ethnicity in conservative circles. His handling of controversial comments about his race has drawn praise from some observers.


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