One of the surprises this election I haven't brought up is the unlikely candidacy of Kanye West for President. You may remember him from such hits as saying that George W. Bush doesn't care about black people on live television. Now he's launched a campaign. His first rally he managed to break out into tears about abortion, a few minutes after criticizing Underground Railroad conductor Harriet Tubman for not being antislavery enough.
But having yet another celebrity with a mental disorder, specifically bipolar disorder this time, in the race isn't all that interesting. The more interesting part is that a lawyer representing Donald J. Trump filed a case to stop negative ads against him, but she is also known to have helped Kanye qualify for the ballot. What a strange conflict of interest that is -- or is it not a conflict at all?
But having yet another celebrity with a mental disorder, specifically bipolar disorder this time, in the race isn't all that interesting. The more interesting part is that a lawyer representing Donald J. Trump filed a case to stop negative ads against him, but she is also known to have helped Kanye qualify for the ballot. What a strange conflict of interest that is -- or is it not a conflict at all?
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