Dammit! Alec Baldwin kicked ass in the Hunt for Red October!
Besides, I like him. He’s a cool guy.
-SSB
And add Roy Scheider to my list.
Bruce Willis: because he could do anything, he has experience at saving the world and life will be a lot more interesting if the US had a president with his penchant for snappy one liners
or, being serious for a minute, Harrison Ford because he appears to be an intelligent, genuine and well spoken man who’s quite grounded
Me.
Me.
Me.
And me.
What, I need reasons?
Well, Somebody mentioned clint eastwood, so this will be the SECOND realistic possibility…
Jesse Ventura.
People from Minnesota are so lucky. They are the only ones who can say “My governor can kick your governor’s ass!” and be right every time.
I’d vote for him in a flash if he ran.
I’d never vote for Charlton Heston.
As far as anyone else goes: I don’t know what Warren Beatty’s stance is, but I constantly hear that he’s considering running for public office.
Ack, I’m not good at this. I guess I’ll say Michael Douglas and Kevin Kline, but only because I like the movies “An American President” and “Dave”.
Will Smith. Only because it amuses me to think of him rap an entire State of the Union address.
Actually, he’d probably do a fine job of running the country.
Well, I don’t know about Dennis Miller, but how about Dennis Leary!!!???
That would be a sight…
Bruce Campbell, anyone?
Hell, how about, Michael J. Nelson of MST3K?
Jello Biafra. Out of respect for JFK (anyone who slept with Marilyn is ok in my book) I won’t make the obvious Dead Kennedy joke.
I think Michael J. Fox would make a great president, he always wanted to grow up to be president when he played Alex P. Keaton on Family Ties. I don’t think Jesse Ventura would make a good president , because he is not even a good Governor. He got elected here in Minnesota with 37% of the vote, hardly what you would call a mandate by the people. Sure he could kick any other governors ass, but how does that make him an effective governor. Its embarrassing every time he tries to speak his mind, mostly because he does not think of what he is going to say until he has already spoken, then of course it’s too late. I know that the question was supposed to evoke some humorous responses, and well the more I think about it, mentioning Jesse is, he’s the joke.