Posted on 10/18/2013 11:13:23 PM PDT by ClaytonP
Action star and former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has been lobbying for support to change the law to allow him to run for president in 2016, according to the New York Post's Page Six.
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One source said: “Schwarzenegger has been talking openly about working on getting the constitutional rules changed so he can run for president in 2016. He is ready to file legal paperwork to challenge the rules.”
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The Rhino Rhineland ‘Rnold....
See tag line. I’ve had it since the California recall that got the Grovelnator erected.
He is as eligible as Obama ever was.
It doesn’t matter. He would not win even a primary.
This British/Indonesian/whatever guy just walked in to the White House and no one stopped him. So why not an Austrian?
He must be trying to win Maria back... A Kennedy in the White House is all we need!/s
Can’t say i care, I appose altering the Constitution for such a trivial matter, but I also recognize that if Conservatives are going to stand any chance we need an actor, preferably a minority actor to “lead” us in the same capacity Obama “Leads” the democrats.
LOL
Didn’t know Arnie was Amish!
Such a change allowing Schwarzenegger should only happen after an amendment allowing a state to be thrown out of the United States (start with Californication).
PA Dutch just means, "German."
No thanks, Ahnold. Go back to Hollyweird or Austria please.
Just retire Ahhnold.
Clinton could be his wingman.
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That's right. The "natural born Citizen" requirement for the Commander in Chief has been removed from the Constitution by popular vote and a complicit media.
Prince George is now eligible (according to those people), and could be sworn in so long as hollywood, the state run media and 50.1% of the voting sheeple think he's cool enough.
The security provision mandated by the founders and framers means nothing to most Americans today.
"The time may ere long arrive when the minds of men will be prepared to make an effort to recover the Constitution, but the many cannot now be brought to make a stand for its preservation. We must wait a while." - Alexander Hamilton to Gouverneur Morris, 27th February, 1802
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