Kanye West Submits Petitions to Get on the Ballot in More States

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Kanye West declared himself “the new Moses” as he compared the music industry and NBA to “modern day slave ships” and ruled out releasing a new album on his current record label.

Donald Trump, announced last month that he had broken with Trump and would launch his own presidential bid. His campaign filed paperwork July 15 with the Federal Election Commission.

Kanye West‘s presidential campaign continues to spend millions of dollars just to try to (belatedly) get his name on the ballot in more states — and the rapper’s campaign appears to have more concerning ties directly to people who work for Donald Trump. Hmm…

CNN, West has only made the ballot in 10 states, including battleground states Colorado, Iowa and Minnesota.

Kanye West tops the list of highest paid celebrities according to Forbes magazine’s top-earning male celebrity, making the majority of his fortune from his footwear, apparel brand, and his music. The successful rapper and entrepreneur, raked in an estimated $150 million last year and $180 million in 2020.West is followed by professional tennis player Roger Federer and soccer superstars  Lionel Messi  and Cristiano Ronaldo, each earning over $100 million.

Donald Trump for reelection until announcing his own presidential bid in July.Democrats claim Republicans are pushing West’s candidacy in swing states to siphon Black votes from Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden.

No one loves to hear himself talk more than Kanye West, and boy did the rapper talk Nick Cannon’s ear off on the latest episodes of his podcast Cannon’s Class!

Kanye West’s ill-fated presidential campaign may not have put him at odds with his buddy Donald Trump, but this remark just might. 

Kanye West has denied claims the Republican Party is paying him to run for president as a distraction in a bid to support Donald Trump’s re-election.

Kanye West has responded to claims the Republicans are paying him to run for President to help Trump get re-elected.The rapper launched his bid to be the next leader of the United States on July 4 and held his first presidential rally in South Carolina later that month.However, West has faced many obstacles along his campaign, including filing paperwork too late to be included on the ballot in many states and being removed from the ballot in others over fraudulent signatures.Since he announced

Kanye West, 43, wants the public to know that he’s not in “cahoots” with the Republican party when it comes to running for president.

Kanye West is responding to the allegation that the Trump team is paying him to be a distraction to help Donald Trump get elected for a second Presidential term.

Kanye West is telling all in a new interview with Nick Cannon.

Erik Pedersen Managing EditorAfter the week that was — when a QAnon backer won a congressional primary and President Donald Trump embraced the, uh, fringe group during a White House briefing, Bill Maher felt it’s time that America learned the true identity of the shadowy figure behind it all.“It makes perfect sense that I — libertine, atheist, pot-smoking Trump-hating Bill Maher — am Q,” the Real Time said.

Joe Biden. Wisconsin is expected to be a key swing state in the race after President Donald Trump narrowly won the state in 2016.