Washington Examiner's Joe Concha recently reflected on the intriguing possibility of comedian Jon Stewart running for president in 2028. Initially dismissing the idea, Concha was reminded that notable world leaders, such as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and former U.S. President Donald Trump, had backgrounds in entertainment before assuming office.
Concha noted that during a discussion on Fox News's America Reports, radio host Charlamagne tha God suggested Stewart could serve as a transformative political figure, even proposing fellow comedian Stephen Colbert as his vice-presidential candidate. While expressing skepticism about Colbert's political aspirations, Concha pointed out that Zelensky, a former comedian and actor, successfully became Ukraine's president, and Trump, a former reality TV star and businessman, also transitioned into politics.
He highlighted Stewart's passion and debating skills, suggesting that, considering the current Democratic field, a Stewart candidacy could potentially materialize. Concha also referenced Trump's hosting of NBC's The Apprentice for over a decade and Zelensky's role in the satirical TV series Servant of the People, both of which c...
Could Jon Stewart Run for President in 2028? A Comparison to Zelensky and Trump
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