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Seeing Al Franken in the senate I ask this: Would Jon Stewart ever consider running to a political position?
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I could certainly seeing him doing that, given his obvious concern about subjects. He has the abilities and the concern to get serious, as he has shown many times (healthcare reform interview with the death panel woman, taking on Crossfire dudes, Jim Cramer, etc).
He has played coy on that when he's been on Larry King's show, and I haven't been able to find where he's been asked the question directly and not been given a chance to deflect.
By the way, I think Franken is going to prove to be a good and serious Senator - even though I don't always agree with his opinions. Same goes for Stewart, if he ever does make a run.
He has played coy on that when he's been on Larry King's show, and I haven't been able to find where he's been asked the question directly and not been given a chance to deflect.
By the way, I think Franken is going to prove to be a good and serious Senator - even though I don't always agree with his opinions. Same goes for Stewart, if he ever does make a run.
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CALLER: Hi. Jon, would you consider joining John Kerry on the ticket to run as vice president?
STEWART: That is an excellent question. I would consider it, unfortunately, there are some photos of me that would preclude me even from working at the post office, quite frankly.
KING: Would you ever run for office?
STEWART: Would I ever run for office?
KING: Yes, really?
STEWART: No. I make a lot of money writing jokes. I get to go home, nobody bothers me. I don't have to get people to vote on things.
KING: What about helping your country.
STEWART: Who? Country? Pah -- they're not, why should i?
http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0406/25/lkl.00.html