Governor Steve?

Apple enthusiasts should NOT be happy or support this idea. Running Apple and Pixar is enough. The Governor's job requires a tremendous amount of time - time that would be taken away from Apple, which is NOT what we need just as things are starting to look so positive.

"Al Gore's bad luck"? I'll resist the almost overwhelming urge to supply additional examples of "bad luck," based on your implied definition. (Howard Dean's "bad luck"?) (Ooops.) I'm a card-carrying SJ Kool-Aid drinker, but I wouldn't support his entry into politics any more than I would the typical Hollyweird airhead celebrity, on either side of the aisle. Analagous to Michael Jordan getting into baseball, people should know their limits, and stick to what they're good at. Good folks can get into trouble when they start believing their own press releases.

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The top ten things we'd see if Steve Jobs ran for Governor: 10. The capitol would move to 1 Infinite Loop. 9. Newspapers that wrote about Jobs' platform before he presented it would be sued. 8. Errol Morris would direct his campaign commercials, urging voters to "switch" from Arnold. (He'd later be fired and the spots shelved). 7. State taxes would cost 20% more, but would be said to be worth it due to the superior product. Diehard fans would even show how paying more taxes would actually be cheaper in the long run. 6. National programs wouldn't run on the California platform. 5. The state government would be more "open," but not really that "open." 4. Motorists would be offered "U2 Special Edition" license plates. 3. State of the State addresses would appear to be over, and Steve would say, "We have just one more thing..." 2. California would shrink to under 5% of the country's market share. 1. Goodbye "Governor," hello "iGov"!