Talk Elections

Article. (http://www.abc15.com/dpp/news/state/steven-seagal-mulls-run-for-arizona-governor)

I hate to say this, but lolwut?

YES

Wait, Joe Arpaio? What?


I always throught of Seagal as a rather leftwing type myself.

I can't think of a single male action star who is a liberal or a Democrat. Chuck Norris, Sylvester Stallone, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, Bruce Willis, Arnold Schwarzenegger...

He made an enviormentalist movie, but maybe that was just for the money. Either that or he's a Clint Eastwood type Republican (besides Immigration, apparently).

Matt Damon and Ben Affleck. Although they don't really fit the mold of those guys you listed.

Edit: I guess you could count George Clooney as well.

Would Bennett or Ducey even take Seagal seriously in the GOP primary? He's not even a native of Arizona, has little political experience, and yeah....it's Steven Seagal.

Mad TV's Seagal will stand for voting rights though! (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eFBN_JgXHdg) :P

Finally, some good news. Life was getting depressing.

Seagal helped train a militia force to guard schools in the aftermath of Newtown.

There's nothing leftwing about him.

The movies Matt Damon tends to play in lately are more "suspense/drama" than action. I'm referring to the genre that might be described as "meathead action" - no complex, nuanced plot; the primary draw and purpose of the film is to see as many buildings explode, as many cars get totaled, and as many villains get beat up or killed as possible, all at the hands of our muscular, neckless, semi-articulate protagonist.

First I have heard of it.

Hardly.


Atleast two actually. One about an evil oil tycoon in Alaska that he works for in the beginning only to then end up killing him and making a fervent pitch for alternative energy and the evils of big oil to some group in the end and another about toxic chemicals being dumped in West Virginia and he is sent into investigate by the EPA.

Neither is like 62% of Arizona.

My hometown is Phoenix, but I was born in Reno, NV.

Senator John McCain was born in Panama.

Former Senator Jon Kyl was born in Nebraska.

Former Governor Janet Napolitano was born in New York City.

Phil Gordon, who is the previous mayor of my hometown, was born in Chicago.

However, Greg Stanton, who is the current mayor of my hometown, was actually born here.

Brewer is still term-limited from seeking a second full four-year term in 2014.

I haven't heard anything from her legal team regarding challenging the state's term limit law.

I think Steven just feels the need to get in the picture again after Jean-Claude stole his thunder with that Volvo ad.

A repeated sexual harasser and abusive husband is a train wreck ready to happen for Republican.

First I have heard of it.

Hardly.



Atleast two actually. One about an evil oil tycoon in Alaska that he works for in the beginning only to then end up killing him and making a fervent pitch for alternative energy and the evils of big oil to some group in the end and another about toxic chemicals being dumped in West Virginia and he is sent into investigate by the EPA.
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Well three. He made a direct to video movie in 1998 called "The Patriot" where he goes up against a KKK like group led by the fat guy from the Ernest P Worell movies. They try to pollute the air with a toxin that kills, he stopped them of course.

Forgive my editing skills with the quotes

Mark Whaleberg, lone survivor and Val Kilmore are tough guy Dems. This gov race will be competitive.

We've got Harrison Ford and Hulk Hogan.