To be honest in 2020 his platform was the only one that really resonated with me. The only thing I disagree with him on is abortion (i'm pro-choice but I can see Ye coming to a compromise especially in serious cases) and prayer in schools. The main reason I wanted to fully support Ye is because he was the most pro-Black candidate out. I'm all for thirteenth amendment re-writing and prison reform, and I really do think that putting fathers back in the home instead of welfare checks will finally build a strong foundation for the black community in this day and age. Even though he wouldn't have won, I wasted my vote on bisexualden. All the virtue signaling that year made it hard to follow my heart - and even though the past is long gone I would've wholeheartedly gone back and voted for Ye, and I will endorse him if he runs in 2024.

Crine

He literally had no platform lmao

not endorsing him but he did

kanye2020.country

hardly a platform

mostly just vague nonsense

mf had bullshit conservative goals like forcing prayer into schools

imagine being dumb enough to think anything good would have come from kanye west being president of the us when he can't even conduct himself well amidst his own divorce

Not saying Biden was much better as he was the lesser of 2 evils in 2020 but fact that you actually think Kanye deserved a vote is hilarious

And has regrets about not voting for him

Kanye West will be the president of the United States in 2032

How is that conservative

Kanye would be a disaster but Biden is quite possibly the worst president ever lol

How is it not

Religion isn't inherently political

we live in a world where things have context

I probably would have voted for him or at least lied and said I did for the meme but he wasn’t on the ballot in my state

What an astonishing observation

Given the context of religion in the US, I’d say it’s pretty conservative

Also wouldn’t requiring religion in schools in a world where people are becoming increasingly diverse and less religious conservative regardless

I don't see how, conservatives don't own religion. Just because it is an important part of the conservative platform doesn't make it inherently conservative. Many of the teachings in the bible for example are downright socialist

Cool, I’m not saying it’s inherent. I’m saying the context of forcing people who are not religious or people who are of many religions to partake in forced religious practice is pretty conservative

Forcing people to do things is inherently conservative?