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Pros And Cons Of Being A Candidate Essay

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I know a lot of people view you as a crazy man for you saying you have interest in running for president in 2020, but it’s not crazy. It’s a blessing that you want to. Those people don’t understand that your influence is way more than politics. Your power and influence is on another level and no politician has ever possess power of your magnitude. You being a candidate is very beneficial for society. You can build confidence in young black people, make voting popular again, and eliminate racism to an extent. I hope you didn’t feel discouraged from all the criticism because it’s not like you to surrender. Your ego is bigger than a planet, so please justify it by showing your capable of running for president. It don’t matter if you win or lose

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