Man of the Year = subtle hint to Jon Stewart?

[Initech]

Every time I see the previews for this movie, I seriously cant help but think "What if Jon Stewart took this movie's advice and ran for president"? Really, it does not seem that far-fetched at this point, and I'm sure Jon Stewart could do a better job of running this country than the idiot we have now.

[underpants]

1. Mmm too Jewish

I'm just saying

Plus

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20061009/ap_en_ce/people_stewart_colbert_7

[meegbear]

2. ...

http://wtopnews.com/?nid=114&sid=937654

[Journeyman]

3. I'd prefer someone with a proven ability to get legislation passed. . .

a statesman conversant in the give and take of politics, someone for whom the first half of his term wouldn't be all on-the-job training. We have serious problems in this country and we need someone who can resolve them. Jon Stewart's a remarkably intelligent, very astute entertainer. But we need more than that to effectively govern this nation. . .

[Sherman A1]

4. Agreed

But I doubt he could do worse than what we currently have..

[Journeyman]

6. Oh, hey, I have a rock in the backyard that could do better. . .

than what we presently have. Unfortunately, this rock already has a job (gives my turtle a place to sun in the pond), otherwise I'd be happy to offer it for 2008. However, if an impeachment/mass resignation can be arranged, I'll prevail on the rock to at least take Cheney's place for the remainder of his term.

[Sherman A1]

9. Please keep the rock handy just in case

and I will look for a brick to join up with him/her/it as another member of this administration.

[mucifer]

5. Agreed we need someone brilliant and someone who will hire

brilliant experts to work to change this mess.

[Rosco T.]

7. Olbermann???

[mucifer]

8. Barak Obama

[Bucky]

10. Yes Stewart running and peeling votes away from the Democrats--perfect

I'm sure it'll be a cute movie. Just like it was a cute movie when Chris Rock made it last year. But let's be serious about actual elections, shall we?