Arnold Schwarzenegger, widely known for his remarkable career in bodybuilding, Hollywood, and politics, may have been born in Austria, but his unwavering love and dedication to the United States have solidified his place as an American icon. Schwarzenegger’s journey from a small Austrian town to becoming a prominent figure in American society showcases his deep appreciation for his adopted homeland.

Despite constitutional restrictions impeding his presidential ambitions, his accomplishments as Governor of California and his ongoing advocacy for important issues have cemented his place in American political history. In a surprising turn of events, Jillian Barberie, the renowned Canadian-American television personality and former FOX employee has made a public plea to Arnold Schwarzenegger, urging him to resurrect his political career. Let’s take a look at what exactly happened.

Barberie’s response to Schwarzenegger’s recent post

Barberie’s call for Schwarzenegger to revive his political ambitions was unexpected but has caught the attention of many. The former FOX weathercaster, known for her vibrant personality and quick wit, took to social media to respond to Schwarzenegger’s nostalgic 4th of July post. Schwarzenegger recently posted an image on Instagram of himself while wishing his Instagram family a happy 4th of July in his caption.

“Happy 4th of July! I was born in Austria, but I am Made in America,” Schwarzenegger wrote. Responding to this, amidst many other comments, one of the comments was from Barberie, who wrote, “Wish you could be President!!! Happy 4th!!!”

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Continuing further, Schwarzenegger had an “official reminder” for his fans and a special piece of advice for them.

Schwarzenegger warns his fans to mend their ways

Schwarzenegger’s lifelong fascination with American culture played a significant role in shaping his identity and fueling his ambitions. From his early exposure to American films and bodybuilding magazines to his eventual relocation to the United States, Schwarzenegger’s deep admiration for American culture has been a driving force in his extraordinary journey. Looking back at the good times, Schwarzenegger warned his audience to make time for their friends and family and spend less time on their phones and social media.

“Consider this your official reminder: put your phone down, turn off the social media, get outside, BBQ, and spend some time with your friends and family,” Schwarzenegger stated. After all, the holiday is meant to be enjoyed with your loved ones!

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Do you think it is the right time for Schwarzenegger to return to politics too? Let us know in the comments.