Cyrus said:
That screaming horn was perfect.ZapperZ said:
That's Beaker, Dr Bunsen Honeydew's lab assistant and occasional experimental subject.Evo said:Loved the Ron Paul one.
Moonbear said:Are the real politicians the ones on the right or the left?
ZapperZ said:
The Muppets For President is a satirical campaign where the beloved characters from the Muppets franchise run for the presidency in the United States.
The concept of Muppets For President was first introduced in a 1984 episode of The Muppet Show, where Kermit the Frog announces his candidacy for the Oval Office. The idea has since been revisited in various Muppets media and merchandise.
No, the Muppets are fictional characters and cannot legally run for any political office. The Muppets For President is purely a fictional campaign for entertainment purposes.
The purpose of Muppets For President is to provide humorous commentary on the political landscape and to satirize the election process. It also serves as a way for the Muppets franchise to engage with its audience and remain relevant in popular culture.
No, as the Muppets For President is a fictional campaign, no real political figures have endorsed it. However, some politicians have made cameo appearances in Muppets media, such as former First Lady Michelle Obama appearing on Sesame Street.