Caitlyn Jenner Vows to 'Cancel Cancel Culture' as Governor of California

Caitlyn Jenner had announced she was running for the governor of California a few months after Kanye West expressed his desire to run in the 2020 presidential election on his personal Twitter handle. While both celebrities have strong interests in politics, a report by HollywoodLife suggests that the Olympic gold medalist would not be reaching out to the rapper ahead of her run for governor.

Caitlyn Jenner, 71, and  Kanye West, 44, have both announced political ambitions in the last year — but the I Am Cait star doesn’t plan to an endorsement or tips from the Yeezy designer. “Caitlyn and Kanye don’t really speak anymore, so she has no plans to reach out to Kanye for an endorsement of her run for governor,” a source close to the Olympic gold medalist tells HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY.

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Caitlyn Jenner, running for governor in California’s expected recall election, once again took to a national platform to promote her campaign, when she appeared on ABC’s The View.

The Issue Is” with host Elex Michaelson, who asked Jenner how big the California budget is and how big she wants it to be, if she’s elected governor. Jenner didn’t seem to have the answer and Michaelson shot back, “The total budget is around $200 billion and somebody running for governor should know that.”When asked again what Jenner would want the budget to be, she responded, “Um, you’re trying to pin me down on putting an exact number out there.

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Bill Maher unloaded on celebrity candidates for high political office as a “recurring nightmare that we just can’t shake.”

Former athlete and reality TV star Caitlyn Jenner recently opened up on why her kids Kendall and Kylie Jenner haven’t publicly supported her yet. If you didn’t know, Jenner, 71, announced last month that she will be running for Governor of California. During a new interview with CBS This Morning, Jenner said: “I did speak with all my children and I said, ‘Hey, I don’t want one tweet, I don’t want you—this is my deal,’” Caitlyn said.

It’s no coincidence that not one of Caitlyn Jenner‘s children and step-kids have used their massive social media platforms to promote the Olympic gold medalist’s run for California governor, after launching her campaign on April 23. “I did speak with all my children and I said, ‘Hey, I don’t want one tweet, I don’t want you—this is my deal,'” Caitlyn said while appearing on CBS This Morning on May 26.

A separation of family and state. There’s a reason why Caitlyn Jenner’s family hasn’t yet spoken out about her campaign for governor of California — and why you likely won’t hear from them soon.

Caitlyn Jenner has a very famous family, but she won’t be turning to them to help promote her run for California governor.