Maybe, say the Examiner’s Yeas and Nays guys:
Before he testified before the House Education and Labor Committee on Thursday, we twice overheard the former aerobics video master saying, “I may run for public office.” It wouldn’t be a total surprise. The L.A. resident has been a frequent visitor to Capitol Hill over the years, lobbying on behalf of physical fitness in America’s schools and the fight against juvenile obesity.
Good. Ever since Harry Reid took over as Senate Majority Leader, I feel like the Hill could use a more masculine influence.
