Donald Trump Reacts To Kanye West’s Plans To Run For President

Kanye West, Donald Trump
Donald Trump Reacts To Kanye West’s Plans To Run For President
According to reports, President Donald Trump does not seem too concerned that rap artist and fashion designer Kanye West has decided to take him on in the upcoming presidential election in November. In a recent interview, President Donald Trump indicated that he believed that both he and Kanye West‘s wife, reality star, and soon-to-be attorney Kim Kardashian West, will support him in some way.
Well, I like his voice being heard but he’s always gonna be for us, and his wife is gonna be for us.

Kim Kardashian West, Kanye West
Just this week, Kanye West announced his surprising run for 46th President of the United States via Twitter, and subsequently indicated that he was retracting his previously very public support of Donald Trump in an interview with Forbes. In his brief tweeted announcement, Kanye said:
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

President Donald Trump also goes on to suggest in the interview that Kanye‘s missed the opportunity for his name to be listed on the ballot of some states and reiterates his thought that Kanye would still support him:
The problem is you know he’s missed some states….little thing like that. It’s just a few states, like, about 12 so you have to do that but he’s a very good guy. He’s a person that I get along with very well. At the end, I think he would support us over anyone else. But, you know, if he does or not…look, we have to stop the radical left from taking over our country [and] ripping down our great heroes.
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