Stephen A. Smith says he is now planning to come to the presidency after being approached by “elected officials” on a White House shot.
ESPN analyst tweeted a link to a Barrett media article where he revealed that he returned to his statements that he would never appear in the elections.
“It’s time to stop playing,” he wrote on X. “Life is great. Especially in ESPN / Disney. Hates the idea of being a politician. But sick of this mess. So I officially leave all the doors open.
In Barrett Media’s article, Smith said: “In the past few weeks, I have had no choice but to become more serious on this subject.
“I was approached by people from Capitol Hill. I have been approached by people elected to power, whether governors or mayors or whatever you have. People have legitimately, seriously, asked me about it.
I have no desire to be a politician, but I decided that I will not make this door anymore. I will keep my options open. I will entertain the possibility.
Stephen A. Smith says he has the support of Washington to present himself to the presidency in 2028
His comments arise in the middle of Donald Trump’s pricing policy which wreaks havoc with the world economy
“If this happens at the end of 2026, 2027, where I look at this country and that I think it is an absolute mess and there are legitimate reasons to believe … that I have a legitimate shot to win the presidency of the United States. I’m not going to exclude it.
His comments come in the midst of Donald Trump’s controversial prices policy causing chaos on the stock market and threatening to provoke a world trade war.
The main clues have lost around 10% of their value since last week, when Trump unveiled the controversial prices of the “Liberation Day” which, according to him, will increase American manufacturing.
Many, however, argued that it would only stimulate stagnation, while pushing the United States in the horrors of what could become a self-induced recession.
The defenders of the president, on the other hand, argue that the pains that come in the short term – including the 401 (K) savings – will finally be worth.
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