?Isn?t It Sad That I Can?t Do That??: 40-Year After Getting Citizenship, Arnold Schwarzenegger Breaks Silence on the Only Thing He Couldn?t Do in America

For centuries, the American Dream has captivated the hearts and minds of people around the world. It is a powerful concept that represents the belief in upward mobility and growth. Over the years, the American dream has continued to motivate a lot of individuals, including bodybuilding legend Arnold Schwarzenegger, a name synonymous with success and determination. From his humble beginnings in a small Austrian village to becoming a Hollywood superstar, a 7x Mr. Olympia, and the Governor of California, Schwarzenegger’s life is a testament to the power of relentless ambition, unwavering dedication, and an indomitable spirit.?

There are a few things, however, that even Arnold Schwarzenegger was unable to achieve. In his recent interview with CBS News, he revealed that there was one last thing that he wanted to achieve but could not get his hands on, but he had no complaints about that.?

What was the one thing that Arnold could not do?

Contrary to popular belief, Schwarzenegger’s initial foray into the sport of bodybuilding was driven by his deep-rooted love for acting. While Schwarzenegger’s ultimate goal was to pursue a career in acting, he used bodybuilding as a platform to kick-start his journey. He soon caught the eye of filmmakers who saw his potential to portray characters that demanded a powerful physical presence. After achieving milestones in Hollywood, ‘The Austrian Oak’ embarked on a remarkable transition into the world of politics, and in 2003, he made the bold decision to run for the position of Governor of California. However, one accomplishment that he was unable to achieve was to run for the US Presidential elections.

Talking about this, he revealed in the interview,?“I would have run if I would have been an American-born in 2016. Because it’s the only thing that I can’t do in America. I would never complain about that.” The lack of US Citizenship at the moment forced him out of the elections, but ‘Arnie’ seems to have no regrets about that. “America made everything that I have achieved possible,”?he said.?“So, I’m not gonna take this one thing and say, ‘Oh, isn’t it sad that I can’t do that?’ Forget about it.”

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Being involved in the world of politics, Schwarzenegger surely made a lot of connections. Schwarzenegger and former US President Barack Obama have a history as well. The duo has, on many occasions, discussed innovation and the welfare of people. However, when asked about his views on Obama, Schwarzenegger chose to give a diplomatic answer.?

What does Arnold Schwarzenegger think of Barack Obama??

Despite any differences in opinion, the duo share mutual respect and admiration for each other. When asked about Obama in an interview with NDTV, Schwarzenegger responded by saying,??I think there was some things that he was very successful under and some things that he was not successful but that?s the old story in politics.?

However, adding to this, Arnold said, ?I remember I went into the governorship in a very ambitious way and I had a long list of things that I wanted to accomplish. Well, half of it was accomplished and the other half I didn?t so it?s easy but you have to shoot for the stars.?

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