Vivek Ramaswamy highlights faith in his campaign — and navigates religious differences

A core part of Ramaswamy’s message is talking about God and
religion. At a town hall in Nashua on Tuesday night, a voter asked him,
“How does your belief in your God inform policies that were originally
informed by the belief in, fear of and obedience to the God of Abraham,
Isaac and Jacob?” 

Ramaswamy responded, “Our country was founded on Judeo-Christian values, there’s no doubt about it. It is a historical fact.” 

Ramaswamy
told the audience that while he is not a Christian, he can lead the
country because “we share the same values, the same Judeo-Christian
values in power.” He added: “I’m not running to be a pastor-in-chief.
I’m running to be our commander-in-chief.”

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Regards,

Russ