The terminator Arnold Schwarzenegger is sparking rumors that he will join Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama's inside group of advisers, after publicly offering his interest in counselling the sure to be world leader. The Austrian-American Hollywood movie star, who entered the California-state office of the Governor in 2003 as a Republican, admits he would be open to advising Obama, despite the pair’s political differences. And Schwarzenegger insists when it comes to questions surrounding energy or the environment, he would "take his (Obama’s) call".He says, "(I) was always ready to help in any way I can the United States, because, as you know, I’ve committed myself to be a public servant, because this country has given me everything. I’d take his call now and I’d take his call when he’s President, anytime."
The terminator Arnold Schwarzenegger is sparking rumors that he will join Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama's inside group of advisers, after publicly offering his interest in counselling the sure to be world leader. The Austrian-American Hollywood movie star, who entered the California-state office of the Governor in 2003 as a Republican, admits he would be open to advising Obama, despite the pair’s political differences. And Schwarzenegger insists when it comes to questions surrounding energy or the environment, he would "take his (Obama’s) call".He says, "(I) was always ready to help in any way I can the United States, because, as you know, I’ve committed myself to be a public servant, because this country has given me everything. I’d take his call now and I’d take his call when he’s President, anytime."
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