Chelsea Jia Feng
- Vivek Ramaswamy got rich in finance and pharma before declaring war on "wokeness."
- Former staff say he could be finicky and paranoid, and treat staff more like servants than workers.
- Rooms had to be set to 64 degrees or below, with three Army Rangers tasked with keeping him cool.
Inside Vivek Ramaswamy's intense, high-maintenance, and highly air-conditioned empire
Biotech executive-turned-presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, 38, has pitched himself to voters as a truth-teller, an ace debater, and someone who can "handle the heat."