Speculation in the media and internet about possible political ambitions of social network creator increased when he announced plan to visit all American states./i.s3.glbimg.com/v1/AUTH_59edd422c0c84a879bd37670ae4f538a/internal_photos/bs/2017/x/4/QZQfV4RUqLCCfq5wtzjA/mark-zuckerberg.jpg)
Facebook creator Mark Zuckerberg said he had no plans to run for the presidency of the United States.
"No, I'm focused on building our community on Facebook and working on the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative," he replied when asked by Buzzfeed News.
The subject had been heating up in several media outlets and on the internet after he voiced political positions in commentary and announced a tour of American states.
He said he would visit Facebook offices and meet with professors and scientists in small towns and universities.
This announcement was seen by the British newspaper The Guardian as the latest in a series of actions that indicate "Zuckerberg's intention to seek a government position."
"Last December, documents made public - linked to a class action lawsuit filed in April - revealed that Zuckerberg and two (company) board members discussed how the CEO could attempt a political career and, at the same time, maintain Control over Facebook. "
In April 2016, Fortune magazine reported that Facebook had agreed to make changes to the company's structure and that these changes would allow Zuckerberg to run for the US Presidency.
The founder of Facebook, now 32, would be old enough to compete by 2020.
A post he posted at Christmas with comments about the "importance" of religion was seen by many as a possible sign of greater political ambitions.
Earlier, Zuckerberg had claimed he was an atheist, which could limit support for a possible candidacy. 
Tour
In announcing his "tour" this month, Zuckerberg said he sees it as a "personal challenge" and that he would visit and talk to people in each of the American states, including the 30 he has never visited before.
Candidates for the presidency of the United States generally visit all states of the country to get their candidacy back.
Buzzfeed News said Zuckerberg "did not immediately respond" to further questions about his alleged political ambitions.
Earlier this year, the founder of Facebook was listed among the world's eight richest men, a group that according to British NGO Oxfam would accumulate the same wealth as the 3.6 billion people who make up the poorest half of the planet. 
I have a feeling that by the time Trump is done, people will be looking for something other than another wealthy businessman.
classic answer @darth-azrael
There is that for sure.
Imagine, beer for everyone, whiskey everywhere, beautiful girls sending in everything public, 5th dimension on the road, jejejeje
Imaginate, cerveza para todo el mundo, whiskhy por doquier, chicas bellas mandando en todo lo publico, 5ta dimension en camino, jejejeje
Really your comment, it makes sense
Great idea, just forget who will be paiying for all these freebees right!?
Did you see he just sold $32.5 million dollars worth of FB stock? Advantage STEEM.