Rapper Kanye West – also known as “Ye” – has pulled out of the 2024 presidential election, according to his attorney Bruce Marks, who recently stated, “He’s not a candidate for office in 2024.”
West’s political committee, Kanye 2020, reported to the Federal Election Commission (FEC) that it possessed a mere $23,000 cash on hand in its October filing, with supposed director of political operations Milo Yiannopoulos – a long-standing homosexual grifter – no longer registered on the committee’s payroll.
A source close to West admitted the chance of Kanye running is “beyond remote” at this point and that there are “no plans” to reverse course. Another described the ill-fated campaign as “dysfunction and malfunction from the beginning.”
The rapper floated his intention of running for president in 2024 last year but failed to receive any momentum as a result of comments made on Alex Jones’s Infowars, in which he declared his love for Adolf Hitler.
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Rapper Kanye West – also known as "Ye" – has pulled out of the 2024 presidential election, according to his attorney Bruce Marks, who recently stated, "He's not a candidate for office in 2024."show more
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Former Vice President Mike Pence’s already struggling 2024 presidential campaign has racked up debts upwards of $620,000, according to a campaign finance filing released over the weekend.
Pence’s campaign managed to raise just $3.3 million in the last quarter, a figure far below competitors in the GOP nominee race, considering the former Vice President himself contributed $150,000. Pence’s former running mate, Donald Trump, on the other hand, raised a whopping $45.5 million in the same quarter.
The filing also noted that it has just $1.2 million in cash to support the campaign, yet $200,000 cannot be deployed due to it having been raised by donors who have already provided the maximum amount for a primary campaign. The funds would only be available in a general election.
The last time a GOP candidate reported such high debts was former Governor of Wisconsin Scott Walker, who dropped out of the 2016 Republican nominee race days after revealing campaign debts of $161,000 – almost half a million dollars less than Pence.
“That debt number is gonna be impossible to pay back… When he drops out he’s going to have to do debt-retirement fundraisers,” admitted an anonymous ally of the former Vice President.
Worse still for Pence is that his campaign is yet to announce whether it has amassed the requisite 70,000 individual donors for the third Republican presidential debate on November 8th. Pence barely made the first debate’s requirement of only 40,000 individual donors and only reached the number within a couple of weeks of the debate.
Pence has taken to attacking his former running mate in a last-gasp bid to save his campaign, such as blaming Hamas terrorism on the 45th president and suggesting Trump is not conservative because he would attempt to broker peace in Ukraine, though to little avail. He has consistently polled below five percent since announcing his campaign.
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Former Vice President Mike Pence's already struggling 2024 presidential campaign has racked up debts upwards of $620,000, according to a campaign finance filing released over the weekend.
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Robert F Kennedy Jr. has replaced his presidential campaign manager, former Congressman Dennis J. Kucinich, with his daughter-in-law, who also happens to be a Central Intelligence Service (CIA) agent.
Amaryllis Fox Kennedy, married to RFK‘s son of the same name, was announced as Kucinich’s replacement this weekend, after he suggested the campaign needed a “new direction.” Kucinich, who also ran for president on two occasions, had been RFK’s campaign manager since the latter announced his presidential run earlier this year.
“Amaryllis is a woman of extraordinary intelligence and drive who I am confident will take this campaign to the next level,” said RFK in a statement following the announcement.
Amaryllis spent a decade at the CIA working in the organization’s most elite and clandestine operations unit. Her memoir suggests she was deployed to 16 different countries as part of her goal of hunting some of the world’s most dangerous terrorists.
Her writings, however, have been criticized as “grossly exaggerated” and “BS” by multiple senior CIA colleagues. William Murray, a CIA operations official, said: “You don’t go wandering around Karachi on your own… You’ll wind up in some warlord’s harem, or you’ll wind up dead.”
Amaryllis joins the senior campaign staff as RFK is coming under increased scrutiny from both sides following his decision to run as an independent in next year’s presidential election. Last week, RFK was left dumbfounded in an interview with Sean Hannity in which the latter bombarded the presidential candidate with questions exposing his liberal politics.
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Robert F Kennedy Jr. has replaced his presidential campaign manager, former Congressman Dennis J. Kucinich, with his daughter-in-law, who also happens to be a Central Intelligence Service (CIA) agent.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (RFK) was left startled in his latest interview with Sean Hannity after the Fox News host bombarded the newly declared Independent candidate for the 2024 presidential election with a number of questions about his overall fealty to left-wing political causes and candidates.
Hannity, explaining the potential for a three-way race in next year’s election, told RFK Jr. he had researched his background and concluded that he is “pretty liberal.”
“[Y]ou’ve called for curbing logging, oil drilling, fracking. You wanted to eliminate it. You called it… a victory for democracy. You wanna curb U.S. fossil fuel extraction. “Keep it in the ground,” you once tweeted. You want a ban on fossil fuel extraction, a ban on fracking. You called the NRA once, a ‘terror group,'” Hannity stated.
“You supported, over the years, Democrats – Gore, Kerry, Obama, Hillary. You praised Bernie Sanders multiple times. You support affirmative action. So, why is this party of yours– why didn’t they want to allow you to compete? ‘Cause that’s as pretty liberal of a record as anybody I know,” the Fox News host added.
RFK Jr tried to dismiss the summary as a “litany of talking points… I’ve made over 40 years,” yet Hannity fired back at the claim, telling the lifelong Democrat that the statements were from the past decade. The two went on to discuss Kennedy’s comments on the National Rifle Association (NRA) and fracking, among other issues.
Since declaring his candidacy, RFK Jr has courted a number of conservatives due to his strong stances on issues, such as vaccine mandates, COVID-19 policies, and ending U.S. involvement in forever wars.
He announced his independent run on Monday, much to the chagrin of his former party members and even his own family, who collectively called it “dangerous to our country.”
WATCH:
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (RFK) was left startled in his latest interview with Sean Hannity after the Fox News host bombarded the newly declared Independent candidate for the 2024 presidential election with a number of questions about his overall fealty to left-wing political causes and candidates.
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I’m no Hannity fan, but this was horrific for RFK, who desperately needs to win over more conservative supporters if his presidential bid is going to last beyond even the New Year
I’m no Hannity fan, but this was horrific for RFK, who desperately needs to win over more conservative supporters if his presidential bid is going to last beyond even the New Year show more
Joe Biden’s White House staffers are working to ensure that the President does not trip or fall while running for re-election after a growing number of the American electorate expressed concern for his health and ability to remain in the White House.
Biden, 80, has already worked with a physiotherapist over the past two years to improve his balance while walking and standing. The President’s physician recently diagnosed his inability to balance as “a combination of significant spinal arthritis [and] mild post-fracture foot arthritis.”
He has also resorted to wearing trainers with suits to avoid slipping over or tripping when entering Air Force One – with staffers apprehensive enough about the latter that they are using the shorter stairs into the plane’s lower deck for him.
There have been a series of embarrassing falls for Biden throughout his presidency, such as falling off his bike after he stopped and stumbling over a sandbag while on stage at this year’s U.S. Air Force Academy ceremony.
As a result, several senior Democrats have expressed their “frustration with Biden’s advance team for months.” The American public are of the same opinion as a recent survey found that 83 percent of the electorate have “concerns about whether Biden has the necessary mental and physical health, with 55 percent of Americans having “major concerns.”
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Joe Biden's White House staffers are working to ensure that the President does not trip or fall while running for re-election after a growing number of the American electorate expressed concern for his health and ability to remain in the White House.
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