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Jesse Ventura for president in 2016?
(CNN) – He rode a wave of voter anger to a surprise win in a Minnesota governor's race more than a decade ago. Now Jesse Ventura says he could try it again, this time for president.
On CNN's "Crossfire" Friday night, the always-outspoken Ventura declared himself "a member of no parties" as he called for the abolishment of political parties. Asked if he would run for president in 2016, Ventura quickly said, "Maybe."
In the Crossfire: Ventura & Dean
Day four of the shutdown: Former governors Howard Dean and Jesse Ventura join hosts S.E. Cupp and Stephanie Cutter in the Crossfire at 6:30pm ET.
Howard Dean supports the Democrats' efforts, while Jesse Ventura would furlough both parties' lawmakers.
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John Boehner vs. Nancy Pelosi, who was a better leader?
The Crossfire hosts talk with Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee and Rep. Mike Kelly about the government shutdown negotiations.
Meet the Hosts
Author, documentary filmmaker, historian, Speaker of the House (1995-1999), and 2012 Republican presidential candidate
Fmr. Obama Deputy Campaign Mgr. and W.H. Sr. Adviser, founder of Precision Strategies, fmr. Sr. Adviser to Maj. Leader Reid and Sen. Kennedy
Conservative columnist for New York Daily News, contributing editor at Townhall Magazine, commentator and author
Former Special Adviser for Green Jobs under President Obama, co-founder of Rebuild the Dream, author and attorney
