After two arrests in one week, John McAfee says he wants to run for President of the United States and Prime Minister of the United Kingdom simultaneously.
McAfee: 'I am one of the few'On July 26, the same day when McAfee revealed his "Record" second arrest in a week, the U.S. presidential candidate expressed his intention to run for UK Prime Minister too, stressing that he is one of the few people still alive who could qualify.
McAfee elaborated that in order to qualify for the position, one should meet two requirements - be a U.S. citizen born on U.S. soil and a British citizen born in England.
As per McAfee, he meets both requirements as he was not just born in England, but also he was born on an American Army base in England.
McAfee is also apparently out of jail at press time as he tweeted that he will be in London with his wife Janice McAfee tonight to discuss the perspectives of the combined position.
Worth noting is that Boris Johnson, the recently elected prime minister of the United Kingdom, was born in New York.
Earlier today, McAfee reported that he saw his second jail cell this week just a day after his release in the Dominican Republic, where he was arrested for four days.
Reportedly wanted by the U.S., McAfee plans to accept Bitcoin donations for his presidential campaign, which he runs from a boat on which he arrived in the Domican Republic.
In late 2018, McAfee clearly hinted that his campaign is not a serious bid for office, but it is rather an opportunity to use access to the national stage solely to promote cryptocurrencies.
Yesterday, Cointelegraph reported that a new political action committee supporting another presidential candidate, Andrew Yang, rolled out its Bitcoin-powered fundraising program, named "21 Days of Bitcoin for the 21st Century."
Fresh Out of Jail, John McAfee Now Wants Boris Johnson's Job
gepubliceerd op Jul 26, 2019
by Cointele | gepubliceerd op Coinage
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