post posting meta research shows there is already a movement and a petition to get him elected
www.petitiononline.com/robnli...on.html

And then again he admits on 60 minutes, at the bottom of the interview, after he is glorified he is asked,
since he is ineligible to run for president. Would he like to be able to? Would he like to see an amendment to the Constitution?

"Yes. Absolutely," says Schwarzenegger. "I think, you know, because why not? Like with my way of thinking, you always shoot for the top. But it's not something that I am preoccupied with. I am not thinking one single minute about that. Because there's so many things I have to do in California, and my promise was to straighten out the mess in California."
www.cbsnews.com/stories/20...52046.shtml

I believe it is on his mind more than he likes to admit or perhaps he knows that is already written in the script, a part of the agenda or what not. His father's legacy is apart of this but cannot remember details.

I have no trouble with "the Governator". All politicians suck in the final analysis, but at least he's kind of up front about stuff. But I won't sign a petition so he can be president.

When it comes the Constitution I'm kind of a fundamentalist. It shouldn't be changed for one person. I'd like to remove amendments about presidential term limits, income tax, popular election of senators.

What I would like to add to the Constitution is something about the laws passed by Congress. I think laws should have a "sunset" provision. Any law passed by congress should automatically expire -- say in 21 years or so. Let a new generation remake and rewrite the laws needed.