A Timeline of Kanye West's 2020 Presidential Run

Two people aiding Kanye West’s fledgling presidential campaign have links to Republican Party politics, The Intelligencer reports. West, a major supporter of Trump and the Republican Party in recent years, has distanced himself from party politics and recently told Forbes he was "taking the red hat off." However, it has emerged that he is leaning on figures from the center right as he attempts to get his name on the ballot in a number of states ahead of the November election.

Kim Kardashian West is voting for her husband Kanye West to end his White House run.Amid a report that Kim is working to save their six-year marriage, she is also said to be urging him to end his long shot presidential bid for the sake of their family. Kanye, however, has gone the complete other direction."Kim begged Kanye to stop his presidential thing, to stop talking about their kids at rallies.

Kanye West's presidential campaign is facing new challenges in his home state. According to a report from TMZ, the Illinois Board of Elections will examine the validity of West's petition papers after three separate objections were filed.

Kanye West's 2020 presidential campaign is still underway. The 43-year-old rapper announced his intention to run on the Fourth of July, tweeting, «We must now realize the promise of America by trusting God, unifying our vision and building our future. I am running for president of the United States! #2020VISION.» Since that night, it's only gotten more confusing what Ye is actually up to. Keep up with the latest developments below.On Sunday, Kanye held his first rally in South Carolina.

livestreamed on YouTube and carried on local television stations, did little to clarify whether West is genuinely attempting to win the presidency. The campaign he launched with a July 4 tweet has already missed several deadlines to appear on key state ballots.West appeared on stage with “2020” shaved into the back of his head and wearing what appeared to be a military-style vest.

During a new interview with Variety, French Montana touched on the idea of Kanye West running for the presidency, which has been a hot topic in the news media ever since Kanye made the announcement approximately two weeks ago. Mr.

Kanye West seems to be taking his first steps in running for office. According to Federal Election Commission Form 1, Statement of Organization, signed by Andre Bodiford, the rapper is seeking the office of president under the party «BDY.» West, 43, previously stated in an interview with that it stands for «Birthday Party,» declaring, «Because when we win, it’s everybody’s birthday.»West also filed a Statement of Candidacy with the FEC.However, a source told ET on Wednesday that he was planning

told the magazine, “he’s out.”A representative for West didn’t immediately return a request for comment from TheWrap on whether he had ended his campaign.Also Read: Kanye West Renounces Trump Support, Declares Own Political Party the 'Birthday Party'West gave a wide-ranging interview to Forbes last week in which he renounced his support for President Donald Trump and said he would be running for the presidency on the “Birthday Party” ticket.“I am taking the red hat off, with this interview,”

Following Kanye West's disturbing interview with Forbes, it seemed like the rapper had lost his biggest supporter, billionaire Tesla founder Elon Musk. Now, it seems like that may not actually be the case, according to Page Six.

The November 2020 election has already been strenuous enough, but now Kanye West has thrown his name into the ring to run for oval office. An expert shared that the 43-year-old rapper’s bid for the White House has a slim chance of coming to fruition, and it would seem that Kanye’s in-laws might agree with that analysis.

In part two of Billboard's interview with 50 Cent, the Queens star has no problem voicing his opinions against his one-time rival Kanye West regarding his upcoming presidential run. The rapper not only thrashes West about his political pursuit but also explains why he feels the Chicago MC is looking to be a "diversion" during this year's elections.

Black Eyed Peas singer will.i.am is the latest celeb to state his opposition to Kanye West running in the U.S. presidential election in November.

Katy Perry offered her opinion about Kanye West running for president in a virtual interview with the U.K.'s Hits Radio on Friday (July 10).

Kanye West‘s presidential run, less than a week after the rapper announced his intentions to secure the top job.Tech mogul and Space X founder Musk was one of Kanye’s first backers following his July 4 announcement, tweeting: “You have my full support!”However, he now appears to be rethinking that early endorsement after Kanye laid out his controversial beliefs in a new interview with Forbes.He told the publication that he had suffered from Covid-19 earlier this year, but  went on to

Jamie Foxx has been a part of Billboard Hot 100 chart-topping history with Kanye West because of "Gold Digger," but he's not sticking around for his 2020 presidential run.

Kanye West‘s US Presidential bid by saying he hasn’t got time for the rapper’s “bullshit”.The Oscar-winning actor replied to a post shared by former NBA star Stephen Jackson earlier this week in which an old quote was offered to question West’s intentions.

Kim Kardashian, Khloé Kardashian, Kris Jenner and more members of the famous family have all addressed Kanye West’s decision to get into politics.The 43-year-old rapper first declared he was going to run for office during his acceptance speech for the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award at the 2015 Video Music Awards.“I don’t know what I stand to lose after this, it don t matter though, because it ain’t about me, it’s about new ideas, bro, new ideas.

Following Kanye West’s announcement that he might just run for president this fall, the current POTUS, Donald Trump, who is also running for his second term, reacted to the news! Apparently, he is all for it! And that’s not all! The Donald even had some advice for the rapper, especially since he is joining the campaign so late into the game and Donald Trump has never been so fair-play! Of course, at this point, nothing is official since Kanye only tweeted about his presidential bid and is yet to