Don Lemon Says He Has Considered a Presidential Run
The former CNN host said a run could happen if the right opportunity arises, while he faces federal charges from a Minnesota church protest.
- On Sunday, former CNN host Don Lemon revealed on Pod Save America that he has considered a presidential run, claiming he could manage the United States better than President Donald Trump.
- Lemon, who entered a not guilty plea last month regarding an anti-ICE protest in Minnesota, noted he would need to switch his party affiliation from independent to Democrat to run for office.
- Lemon argued that minority candidates face greater scrutiny than white male counterparts, citing former President Barack Obama's political rise as evidence that unconventional candidates can succeed.
- Beyond national politics, the former anchor claimed he could 'fix the bulk' of problems at a news organization, suggesting he possesses unique insights from his extensive career in the industry.
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Don Lemon Thinks He Could Be President, But Racism Is Holding Him Back
Don Lemon Thinks He Could Be President, But Racism Is Holding Him Back Former CNN anchor-turned podcaster-turned federal defendant Don Lemon joined MS NOW analyst and Pod Save America’s Alex Wagner on Sunday for a lengthy discussion that included Lemon confidently proclaiming he would make a good president. According to Lemon, the two biggest obstacles for him in getting elected are racism and the nonsensical idea that he’s an independent. Wagn…
Don Lemon says he thinks he could be president if 'she' - his creator - gives him a sign · American Wire News
A question on aspirations further proved that victimhood status and hatred for President Donald Trump are the main planks of the Democrat Party, as Don Lemon spoke to his own possible political future. “What level of delusion is this exactly?” In case it wasn’t evident enough that much of government has devolved into political theater, self-styled journalist and former CNN host Lemon may be entertaining the idea of throwing his own hat into the …
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