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Tiffany Haddish “Runs for President” with Hilariously Offbeat Campaign on Jimmy Kimmel Live

Tiffany Haddish is throwing her hat into the political ring — sort of.

During a wildly entertaining appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live, the comedian and actress announced a spoof presidential run, packed with the kind of off-the-wall ideas and razor-sharp satire only she could deliver. And according to Haddish? She’s at least as qualified as Donald Trump.

In classic Tiffany fashion, her “platform” mixed clever cultural commentary with laugh-out-loud absurdity. Among her policy proposals:

  • Requiring credit scores on dating profiles — because love should come with a financial background check.
  • Forcing Subway to finally offer pastrami sandwiches — a culinary justice issue, clearly.
  • Accepting old gift cards as valid tax payments — because who really uses the last $3.12 on a Chili’s card anyway?

She even suggested moving the nation’s capital to Hankinson, North Dakota, and abolishing the expectation of being on time to dinner parties. (“If I said 7, I meant 8:15 — respectfully.”)

One of her more out-there ideas? Launching an Elevator Big Talk initiative — presumably to replace awkward small talk — and replacing food delivery robots with sex robots, for reasons left to the imagination.

Tiffany’s slogan says it all:

“We Mind Our Own (Damn) Business.”

While it’s all delivered with her signature comedic flair, Haddish’s faux campaign cleverly highlights how chaotic, performative, and sometimes downright strange real-world politics can be. It’s not a serious presidential bid — but it is seriously funny.

Whether she’s on stage, in a movie, or pretending to run the country, Tiffany Haddish continues to prove one thing: she’s in a league of her own — and we’d definitely watch that debate.