In a surprising turn of events, a recent survey indicates that nearly half of Americans are ready to vote for Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson for president, despite the recent challenges of having a celebrity in office. A poll by Piplsay, which surveyed about 30,000 individuals, found that 46% would support The Rock’s candidacy, which might leave the other 54% scratching their heads.
The Rock took to Instagram to respond, expressing his gratitude and saying it’s humbling. He humorously noted, “I don’t think our Founding Fathers ever envisioned a six-foot-four, bald, tattooed, half-Black, half-Samoan, tequila-drinking, pickup truck-driving, fanny pack-wearing guy joining their club.” When framed that way, it does sound intriguing. He added, “If it ever happens, it’d be my honor to serve you, the people.”
To quote the classic film Dumb and Dumber—so you’re saying there’s a chance? His remarks certainly left the door open for a future political run, a topic he has touched on multiple times in the past. In fact, his new show Young Rock kicks off in 2032 as he prepares for a presidential campaign, weaving back through his life experiences. Subtle, right?
But let’s pause—didn’t we just experience this? Shouldn’t we prioritize more than wealth and fame when considering a president? While it’s clear The Rock could easily bench press the low bar set for politicians, it’s concerning that so many are eager to vote for him based on limited knowledge—mostly about his roles in two Jumanji films and a staggering number of Fast and Furious installments. While he may perform thrilling stunts on screen, it’s unclear how those skills translate to managing the federal budget or engaging in international diplomacy.
His Instagram post garnered over 92,000 comments, with many expressing enthusiastic support for his potential run. One comment that stood out proposed, “Vote The Rock, a firm foundation,” perfectly capturing a campaign slogan.
However, not all of his fans are on board with the idea. “This shows how little people value the position. It shouldn’t be a popularity contest,” one user remarked. “People keep thinking celebrities make good presidents. I’d rather keep watching you make movies.”
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In summary, while the idea of The Rock running for president has sparked significant interest among many, it’s essential to consider the qualifications and experience necessary for such a role rather than simply celebrity status. The conversation around his potential candidacy serves as a reminder of the importance of informed decision-making in politics.