Arnold Schwarzenegger intends to become a Senator
Arnold Schwarzenegger intends to continue his political career after a not very successful restart of his movie career. Schwarzenegger intends to run for the Senate, according to The Wrap, citing the inner circle of the former California governor and sources in the Republican Party. The elections will take place in 2018, when Senate veteran Dianna Feinstein, who turns 85, may retire. By becoming a senator, Schwarzenegger will have the opportunity to take his differences with the current US President Donald Trump to another level. Recall that after the election, Donald Trump and Arnold Schwarzenegger exchanged a whole series of hard-hitting statements on social networks. In particular, Trump blamed his opponent for the sharp drop in the ratings of the show, in which he himself was once a host. "When I took part in the election race, I was forced to leave the program, and they hired one big Hollywood star Arnold Schwarzenegger there, well, you see what happened to the rating," the president said. In turn, Schwarzenegger suggested that Trump "change jobs". Recall that the former governor has no right to run for the presidency, since he was born in Austria. The Topic of Article: Arnold Schwarzenegger intends to become a Senator. |
