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If you thought presidential politics wasn’t crazy enough, just wait until you see who is stepping into the ring. Curt Schilling, former Red Sox pitcher and head of defunct game developer 38 Studios has announced his plans to run for president in 2024, or possibly in 2020 should Hillary Clinton be elected by some means (which Schilling refers to as an ‘amazingly illegal event.’). Schilling’s comments were made on his Facebook page in a discussion with another user.
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Schilling has been involved in a lawsuit for the past few years after his game developer 38 Studios went belly up, leaving a bill of over $100 million in an unpaid loan on the plate of state taxpayers. The lawsuit alleged that several parties, including 38 Studios, Schilling, and Wells Fargo, were fully aware that the loan would be insufficient to cover the cost of development and hid that information from investors.
The charges against Schilling, which he has referred to as a ‘fake ass witch hunt,’ were dropped late last month. Schilling was fired from his job at ESPN after a Facebook post led to complaints over transphobic commentary.
As for this election, Schilling is backing Republican candidate Donald Trump.
