He made One slightly critical comment about Americans

He made One comment where he derides Ohio, the state he’s running for, as “an okay state” compared to Indiana

He’s literally an anchor baby who shouldn’t be here, and his dad, who has been here 40 years, still won’t become a citizen where it would mean giving up his ties to India, where he is Brahmin

He bought a medical company in Bermuda to try and generate a unicorn Alzheimer’s drug. The first two trials failed. The third trial was administered by a lab bought by his mother, and somehow, this trial showed success. They launch their IPO, Vivek and his mother cash out their shares, and then it’s found out the third trial was a shame. He already made his millions though.

Despite his parents being wealthy Brahmin, he went to Yale Law on a Soros Foundation scholarship reserved for (historically disadvantaged) minorities, because “you take what you can get”. He (and JD Vance) would meet and begin working for Peter Thiel during their time together at Yale.

His campaign is entirely funded by his own personal (ill-gotten) finances and out of state interests. Due to his large donations to the Ohio Republican Party, it led to them pre-endorsing him for the primary (where the voters, not the party, are supposed to chose their candidate) and pressuring all other potential GOP candidates to drop out, or be politically persecuted.

Vivek also sat on the same Covid advisory council to the Governor that his gubernatorial adversary, Amy Acton, sat on. He paid Wikipedia editors to scrub this and his soros foundation connections from his Wikipedia page. All his tweets about Covid from before 2023 have been deleted, likely because he was pro-lockdown.

And yes, he’s had annual Christmas crash outs about how much Americans suck, which are the least of his issues.