Kim Kardashian Running for Mayor in Glendale, Calif?
Kim Kardashian, 31-year-old reality television star, may be interested in becoming a mayor in California.
During an outtake from 27-year-old sister Khloe Kardashian's "Khloe & Lamar" reality show, the older Kardashian spoke about becoming the mayor of Glendale, Calif. in the next five years. The sisters were making their way to former presidential candidate Ross Perot's museum when they began speaking about Kardashian's own political future.
The Armenian-American showed an interest in becoming the mayor of Glendale, a city with a large Armenian population.
"I decided I'm going to run for the mayor of Glendale," Kardashian told her younger sister.
The reality television star spoke about moving to the area in order to meet the requirements needed to run for the political office in the next five years.
"You have to have a full residency in Glendale," Kim told Khloe. "For real, Noel is going to head my campaign but it's going to be in like five years. So I have to buy a house there, you have to have residency there."
Kardashian told her sister about her plans to create a campaign to achieve her political goals with the help of her business associate and friend, Noelle Keshishian.
"So Noel and I are looking into all the requirements and she's going to help me with my campaign," Kardashian said. "It's Armenian town."
The reality television star seemed to want to speed up the process, saying "I need a way to cut five years."
The clip for the show was featured on the reality television show's producer, Ryan Seacrest's website on Monday.
However fans took to Twitter to express their surprise and disdain for her announcement.
"What is this a joke," one fan questioned on the social networking website.
Others thought it may just be a publicity stunt.
"What's next, Madonna for US Senate in 2016," another person questioned.
Still Seacrest supported Kardashian's political efforts.
"Will you really run for Mayor of Glendale in 2017," Seacrest tweeted to Kardashian. "Can I be first campaign stop?"
