Look out, America: Dan Bilzerian might be your next just president.

Well, at the very least within the same sense than anybody who’s eligible might become president, that is.

Bilzerian has established that he’ll be introducing his presidential campaign on Wednesday, June 24 at the Marquee, a high-end nightclub in nyc City.

Bilzerian, who is better known as the King of Instagram, will be making his first attempt to run for general public office (we know of).

It’s obvious that it’s feasible, just perhaps, that Bilzerian is focusing far more in the party aspect than the launch of any campaign that is real.

But there is very little fun to be had by pointing out how legitimate Bilzerian’s campaign may or may well not be, so let’s go with it and talk about him as though he were a genuine candidate: after all, his candidacy isn’t not as likely that than of, say, Donald Trump.

Bilzerian Meets Qualifications for Presidency

First, there would be the questions over whether or perhaps not Bilzerian would be eligible to operate for the presidency. Unlike Barack Obama or Ted Cruz, nobody is going to be questioning where Bilzerian was born, nonetheless they could have a few issues about when he entered the entire world.

To be able to run for the presidency associated with United States, an applicant must certanly be 35 years old, and Bilzerian is but 34 years young.

Fortunately, the essential thing is a candidate’s age regarding the date of the election; since Bilzerian will turn 35 this December, he’ll make that cutoff with almost a 12 months to spare.

What Nomination shall He Seek?

The next question, then, is what party’s nomination Bilzerian will seek. Given his affinity for firearms, and a photo Bilzerian uploaded last Christmas that showed him with Congressman Dana Rohrabacher (R-California), one might assume Bilzerian would join the very GOP that is crowded field.

But Dan strikes us as something of an guy that is independent so there isn’t any reason to believe he won’t go his or her own method and follow in the footsteps of great Independent presidential candidates like Ross Perot.

He could even start his own celebration: he might call it the Instagram Party, and instantly register his 9.8 million followers as celebration members.

Scandals Could Doom Campaign

Unfortuitously, any promising presidential campaign has the potential to be derailed by scandal. If there’s something that Dan Bilzerian understands, it is how to be a component of an scandal that is excellent.

In April 2014, Bilzerian was sued by porn actress Janice Griffith after he tried to throw her away from a roof and in to a pool for part of a Hustler photoshoot.

Unfortunately, Griffith hit the ground short of this pool, breaking her foot.

In August, Bilzerian was kicked out of the Miami nightclub after striking model Vanessa Castano in a brawl, though Bilzerian stated the actions came in defense of a woman he had been at the club with.

In December, he was then arrested at Los Angeles Global Airport on fees linked to bomb-making after causing an explosion on federal lands near Las vegas, nevada.

That situation ultimately led to your most prominent service that is public of’s life. As part of the plea deal he reached, he consented to film a public service statement for the Bureau of Land Management; supporters of Bilzerian’s campaign should hope than he did when telling people to use public lands responsibly that he shows a little more enthusiasm while running for president.

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has withdrawn both financing and recognition of SportsAccord, the organization that had served as an umbrella company for a number that is large of sports federations.

The move uses SportAccord president Marius Vizer resigned a week ago.

Vizer began facing heat both through the IOC and many of SportAccord’s member federations after Vizer attacked IOC President Thomas Bach and the company itself within a fiery message in Sochi, Russia in April.

That don’t sit well with many the sports organizations that had united under SportAccord, with more than two dozen either withdrawing from the federation or suspending their ties for the time being.

The IOC decided during their meetings in Lausanne to disassociate with the body with SportAccord now in chaos and facing an uncertain future.

‘We are suspending our recognition so we will withhold our money until these questions are answered and an agreement between the stakeholders has been reached,’ the IOC said.

IOC to give Anti-Doping Services

Of this $300,000 that the IOC supplied annually for SportAccord, about $160,000 of that amount went to anti-doping programs.

The IOC has said that it could help provide some services that are anti-doping activities federations that those sports had formerly been receiving from SportAccord.

‘We do n’t need the clean athletes to suffer in almost any means from this vacuum,’ the IOC stated in a declaration. ‘We are offering the federations that are international all the services and advice in the fight against doping which were offered to date by SportAccord and financed by the IOC and [the World Anti-Doping Agency].’

‘ We will be making the offer that is same regard to good governance as well as on match-fixing and associated corruption, and also the IOC is ready to supply this support straight,’ the statement proceeded. ‘We must ensure that there is not really a vacuum during this ongoing procedure.’

Future events that had been expected to be held under the SportsAccord advertising are additionally in question. Based on insidethegames, Russia has withdrawn from a contract to host next year’s SportAccord Convention in Sochi.

And while it seems that numerous international recreations federations want to find a new host for the annual meeting, it might well happen under a new organization specifically created to arrange that convention.

Vizer Wanted More Transparency

Vizer’s resignation came that he felt would permit the international governing figures for Olympic sports to obtain additional out from the event, calling the present IOC structure ‘expired, outdated, wrong, unjust and not at all clear. after he had outlined plans’

His ideas included adding award cash for athletes during the Olympics and increasing the total amount of Olympic revenue that would go directly to the international federations to 25 percent, along with ensuring the entire independence associated with Court of Arbitration for Sport.

While Vizer later on resigned, he stood by their proposals.

‘Everything I proposed is right and I hope to have opened a hinged door which had been closed for a century, and I really hope it stays open forever for the main benefit of sport as well as its values,’ Vizer said. ‘Today, the system working behind the doors is dictated by nobility games or family members inherited titles, or by people appointed for life and I hope that as time goes on, the fundamental criteria for the system are dictated by the achievements in sport, professionalism, performances, fair-play, transparency and the courage to show the reality.’