Undecided No Longer: 2016 Meme Celeb Endorses Andrew Yang For President
Ken Bone has finally made up his mind.
Nearly four years since he launched to overnight meme fame as an undecided voter at the 2016 presidential debates, Ken Bone has officially endorsed Andrew Yang for president.
In a tweet, Bone told followers and anyone still keeping an eye on Bone that he was "#YangGang all the way."
Donning his trademark red sweater, Bone said, "So Yang Gang, especially Yang Gang in Iowa, I'm pleading with you, get out to your caucus location."
"Let's get Andrew Yang to the next level."
You guys know I don't endorse candidates. Except for when I do. I'm fully on board, #YangGang all the way! Iowa, we need you. Tomorrow at 6:30 we can make this a caucus to remember! pic.twitter.com/syoXxgua3J
— Ken Bone (@kenbone18) February 3, 2020
In 2016, at the second presidential debate, Ken Bone became a meme celebrity after asking candidates Hilary Clinton and Donald Trump about energy policies.
Since then, he's been punted back into the national spotlight several times for a variety of reasons, ranging from opinions about gun rights to Halloween costumes based on his likeness.
Will Bone's endorsement give Yang's campaign the boost it needs? Only time will tell.
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Breekybreeky
Every candidate is always terrible, but Yang literally wants a social credit system.
Niuland the Raccoon
You are misinformed. He wants a universal basic income (UBI) aka freedom dividend. which has nothing to do with a social credit system.
Breekybreeky
Nah I'm not talking about that. He wants to reward people for being good citizens. It's in his manifesto on his website, and he said it on – I think – Joe Rogan (could have been H3 Podcast). He spins it that it's not the social credit system because it's only used for positive things. Anyone with half a brain can see that would end up no different.