Brad Pitt for Mayor

August 19, 2009 at 3:50am PST
Tags: Brad Pitt, gay marriage, Inglourious Basterds, jokes, marijuana, mayor, New Orleans, Obama, politics, religion
Photos: Universal Pictures

Brad Pitt joked that he is running for political office, saying: "I'm running on the 'gay marriage, no religion, legalization and taxation of marijuana' platform."

Pitt's political aspirations came under the spotlight with his charity push to help rebuild New Orleans with affordable green houses.

He has become such a figure of pride for the city that a t-shirt declaring 'Brad Pitt for Mayor' has become a popular fashion statement.

But he made it clear he wasn't being serious, with his gay-marriage, no-religion, legalization-of-marijuana platform. "I wouldn't stand a chance. No way. It's not what I do best," he said.

Oh snap! Bradgelina would be awesome on the campaign trail!

We’d support it.

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