Kanye West Distances Himself From Politics After Being ‘Used’ West, a vocal Trump supporter, <br />tweeted that he will no longer be <br />used to spread political messages. In a series of tweets, Ye said his <br />"eyes are now wide open." Kanye West, via Twitter The tweets come after <br />the release of the <br />Kanye-attributed <br />'Blexit' shirts, which <br />encourage black <br />people to leave the <br />Democratic Party. West said he had nothing to do with the design of the shirts. West said Candace <br />Owens, a young <br />conservative <br />commentator, <br />claimed he designed <br />the apparel. Kanye West, via Twitter Owens previously <br />said the logo and <br />colors “were created <br />by my dear friend and <br />fellow superhero, <br />Kanye West.” West also continued to tweet about <br />his compassion for those seeking <br />asylum, his support in “common-sense <br />gun laws” and job creation. The rapper also thanked <br />those close to him for <br />their support. Kanye West, via Twitter
