>. . . . when wrestlers rule the world. . . .
>(A movement can start with one person; perhaps
>the WWF has a chance as a stealth political party.
>With wrestling so popular and growing, they have
>an instantly captive, growing constituency. And
>these are *working* people; blue-ist of blue collar)
>[almost on topic since "classes" was subject]
No joke:
Bob Backlund, former WWF champ, is seriously exploring running for Congress in Connecticut.
Jerry "The King" Lawler, former MidSouth, USWA, AWA and World Class champ, has been asked to run for mayor of Memphis, Tennessee.
"Nature Boy" Ric Flair, former NWA and current WCW champ is seriously considering running for Senate in North Carolina.
These are not to be confused with Hulk Hogan's announcement of a Presidential run in 2000, which was just a work.
Nick, who watches 15 hours of pro wrestling on television every week.