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Oh, the ranch isnt a mental health institute for celebrities
 
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Interesting how a lot of times this doesn't happen until they make it big and get rich!
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On the other hand, maybe it was always there but they didn't have the platform to make it obvious to lots of people until they got big.

Hard to be famous for a Twitter meltdown if you ain't famous, fams.
 
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Kanye West says he has been trying to DIVORCE Kim since she met rapper Meek Mill in a hotel room, calls her a white supremacist and dubs his mother in law 'Kris Jong Un' in another late night Twitter meltdown amid grave concerns for his mental health
  • Kanye West today claimed he has been 'trying to get divorced' from Kim Kardashian since she met his fellow rapper Meek Mill at the Waldorf Hotel
  • West said Kim was 'out of line' and blasted her mother Kris Jenner as 'Kris Jong-Un' while accusing the pair of 'white supremacy'
  • West signed off his tweets as coming from 'the future president' - after questioning on Tuesday if he should abandon his 2020 presidential run
  • 'I guess all black people supposed to vote on Biden?' the 43-year-old rapper questioned
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8547757/Kanye-West-says-trying-DIVORCE-Kim.html
 
Kayne may actually be the only candidate in touch with the American black voting block. He doesn't spew endless bullshit like the orange one. However, in reality, the public has no say in the outcome as the electoral college decides who is the president. Remember Gore and Hillary Clinton? They won the popular vote and lost.
I don't like anyone the political system offers. Voting is an exercise in futility.
 
So Kim and her mom are white supremacists?

That seems to be a bit strange, considering she's part Armenian, the whole reason she's famous is that she boned a black guy and made a video from it, her 1st, 2nd and her current husband have all been black...

Nope, not a melt down.
 
Kinky!

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Kanye West's petition to appear on New Jersey's ballot as a presidential candidate 'contained more than 600 defective signatures with very similar handwriting,' according to formal complaint
  • Election law attorney Scott Salmon filed a formal complaint against Kanye West's petition to appear on New Jersey's ballot as a presidential candidate
  • The complaint found more than 600 signatures on the application were incomplete or written in the same handwriting
  • Many appeared nearly identical, including lower-case i's dotted with a small circle and some lacked addresses, according to Salmon
  • New Jersey law allows for other people to gather signatures on the candidate's behalf if they submit proper documentation - which Kanye did not
  • The rapper submitted his application with 1,327 signatures - exceeding the 800 requirement - to get on the ballot for New Jersey on Monday
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...allot-contained-600-defective-signatures.html
 
Well, when you deal with an idiot, idiotic things happen.

Tho I'm not sure who is the bigger idiot here.
 
Kanye West's campaign says he belongs on the ballot even if nomination papers were 14 seconds late

The fate of Kanye West's presidential campaign in Wisconsin may be coming down to a matter of crucial seconds.

West's campaign is arguing he belongs on the presidential ballot in Wisconsin even if his campaign turned in his nomination signatures 14 seconds after the 5 p.m. deadline Aug. 4.

The 23-page document, filed Monday, says a state Elections Commission staffer told a West campaign aide that she turned in the nomination papers 14 seconds after the deadline. State law says the papers had to have been filed by "not later" than 5 p.m.

"The statutory provision does not distinguish between minutes and seconds," lawyer Michael Curran of Spring Green said in the filing.

"For the average observer, arriving before 5:01 p.m. is arriving 'not later' than 5 p.m. The phrase 'not later' is particularly instructive in that it indicates the presumption that the seconds from 5:00:00 to 5:00:59 are inclusive to 5 p.m. As the statute states '5 p.m.,' for something to be filed later than '5 p.m.' it would have to be filed at 5:01 p.m."​
 
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Kanye West's campaign says he belongs on the ballot even if nomination papers were 14 seconds late

The fate of Kanye West's presidential campaign in Wisconsin may be coming down to a matter of crucial seconds.

West's campaign is arguing he belongs on the presidential ballot in Wisconsin even if his campaign turned in his nomination signatures 14 seconds after the 5 p.m. deadline Aug. 4.

The 23-page document, filed Monday, says a state Elections Commission staffer told a West campaign aide that she turned in the nomination papers 14 seconds after the deadline. State law says the papers had to have been filed by "not later" than 5 p.m.

"The statutory provision does not distinguish between minutes and seconds," lawyer Michael Curran of Spring Green said in the filing.

"For the average observer, arriving before 5:01 p.m. is arriving 'not later' than 5 p.m. The phrase 'not later' is particularly instructive in that it indicates the presumption that the seconds from 5:00:00 to 5:00:59 are inclusive to 5 p.m. As the statute states '5 p.m.,' for something to be filed later than '5 p.m.' it would have to be filed at 5:01 p.m."​
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Sounds like the British way of keeping time as they refer to 3 minutes and 45 seconds as the 4th minute where as in the states it would be considered the 3rd minute. They typically round up for any time.
 
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Sounds like the British way of keeping time as they refer to 3 minutes and 45 seconds as the 4th minute where as in the states it would be considered the 3rd minute. They typically round up for any time.
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You'd be great at trivia. Yes, that's a compliment from someone who worships trivia.
 
Didn't he call himself "the new moses" or something the other day? I believe it's when he said NBA players are slaves. What's scary is that I know people who believe in everything he says.
 
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