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President Hanks? Probably not.
Will Tom Hanks follow in the footsteps of other
actors-turned-politicians like the late President Ronald Reagan
and Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger? Probably not. In an interview with
Entertainment Weekly, Hanks says he's "never had any
type of political aspirations. I don't think I'd do a better job
in politics of educating anybody, or enlightening anybody -- and
certainly not of entertaining anybody. I just don't that it's my
forte." That's good news, at least, for movie fans.
Back to the trail
President Bush and Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.)
head back to campaigning this week after taking last week off for
ceremonies honoring the late President Reagan. But Kerry has exactly
one week before another president enters the stage -- President
Clinton, whose book, My Life, comes out on June 22. Expect
Clinton to soak up some media attention that Kerry needs in order
to make his public positions known.
Later this week on Daily Feature
Thursday: Author Bill
Press tells us why "Bush Must Go."
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