Lane Ruhland: Last News

John Legend wants you to have your eyes wide open this election season. The singer posted a pair of tweets on Thursday morning (Aug. 6) in which he sought to provide some clarity on what he said was a seeming attempt to pull one over on the American people.

A new report is suggesting that one of Donald Trump‘s lawyers is helping Kanye West get on the presidential election ballots.

Donald Trump has denied any involvement after reports suggested Republicans are aiding Kanye West’s 2020 presidential election bid.Since rapper West, who has previously supported Donald Trump, announced he was joining the race to the White House in July, sceptics have accused Republicans of encouraging the 43-year-old to run in order to siphon votes away from Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden.A report by CNN said longtime Republican lawyer Lane Ruhland, who has ties to the Trump campaign, dropped signatures off at the Wisconsin election board in a bid to get West added to the state ballot.New York Magazine also reported how Republican operative Gregg Keller is listed as the West campaign contact in Arkansas, while Chuck Wilton, a

John Legend, 41, is not impressed with the people planning to vote for Kanye West, 43, in the upcoming presidential election and he took to Twitter to make it known. The singer first shared a tweet that featured an article from Vice.com that claimed GOP strategist Lane Ruhland, who has ties to President Donald Trump‘s campaign, is also helping the rapper get on the Wisconsin ballot for the election. “Just in case anyone needs some clarity around what’s happening here,” he wrote while sharing the article.

Donald Trump partly deflected a question about Republicans reportedly working to get Kanye West on the ballot by heaping praise on Kim Kardashian on Aug. 5.

Kanye West's links to GOP politicians has turned up a third name after he officially submitted signatures to appear on the presidential ballot in Wisconsin on Tuesday. VICE News reports that the signatures were dropped off by experienced GOP operative Lane Ruhland.