A man whose question at a 2016 presidential debate made him go viral is announcing his endorsement for presidential candidate Andrew Yang in the 2020 Democratic primary.
Ken Bone posted a video to Twitter the night before the Iowa caucuses, in which he implored the state’s residents to support Yang, who he said would “put humanity first”, The Hill reported.
“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!” Bone tweeted.
Bone wore his iconic red sweater in the endorsement video, the same sweater he famously wore during a 2016 presidential debate between former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton (D) and now-President Trump.
“The Iowa caucus is tomorrow. It’s a critical step in what’s already been a grueling election cycle. Show them what we got #YangGang,” he added in a tweet sent earlier Sunday evening.
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