By Jason Powell, ProWrestling.net Editor (@prowrestlingnet)
Is AEW President Tony Khan running for a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives? Someone filed a statement candidacy using his name and the TIAA Bank Field address. However, Khan is not listed as an official candidate on the same website.
Powell’s POV: This story has generated a lot of buzz in the Jacksonville media and in pro football circles, but there’s no indication that Khan approved of the filing and actually intends to run for office. Khan has not commented on the matter as of this update.
In full transparency- deleted my previous tweet about the Tony Khan filing for US Representative seat. Though there is a statement of candidacy on the Federal Election Commission website, he is not listed as a candidate on the website.
We are looking more into it— Katie Jeffries (@Katie_Jeffries) February 10, 2022
Hogan’s presidency run was a better desperate ratings ploy.
If only you had been so eager to report on Chris Jericho’s wife at the insurrection.
Wow, that’s quite the reach to connect the two. When it comes to Jericho’s wife, it would have been a different story had she had been charged with a crime or maybe even if she was actually in the business. I’m disgusted by the insurrection and everything that caused it, so while I don’t share her political views, she hasn’t made herself a public figure via pro wrestling, and I haven’t seen any evidence that she did anything criminal. So where’s the story?