American author Ann Coulter, in a podcast discussion with Indian-American Republican leader Vivek Ramaswamy, openly stated that she wouldn't have voted for him in the US presidential election because he is an "Indian". Despite this disagreement, Ramaswamy expressed respect for Coulter's forthrightness in expressing her views.

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In response to the podcast, reactions poured in from various quarters. While some condemned Coulter's stance as "Indophobic" and "bigoted," others supported her, citing Ramaswamy's advocacy for Indian immigrant accessibility in the US.

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"I called Donald Trump to tell him I congratulate him on his victory. Now, going forward, he will have my full endorsement for the presidency. And I think were going to do the right thing for this country. And so Im going to ask you, to follow me in taking our America First movement to the next level, Ramaswamy had said.

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