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*Jimmie Davis - accomplished singer ("You Are My Sunshine") who served two non-consecutive terms as governor of [[Louisiana]]
 
*Jimmie Davis - accomplished singer ("You Are My Sunshine") who served two non-consecutive terms as governor of [[Louisiana]]
 
*[[Dwight D. Eisenhower]] - military general
 
*[[Dwight D. Eisenhower]] - military general
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*[[Al Franken]] - comedian (Saturday Night Live)
 
 
*[[Benjamin Franklin]] - printer, author, postmaster, inventor
 
*[[Benjamin Franklin]] - printer, author, postmaster, inventor
 
*[[Herbert Hoover]] - geologist, mining engineer
 
*[[Herbert Hoover]] - geologist, mining engineer
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*[[Bill Foster]] - physicist at the government-subsidized Fermilab
 
*[[Bill Foster]] - physicist at the government-subsidized Fermilab
 
*[[Rush Holt]] - assistant director of the government-subsidized Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
 
*[[Rush Holt]] - assistant director of the government-subsidized Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
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*Rick Snyder - President and COO of Gateway during the 1990s, later elected Governor of Michigan in 2010
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*[[Rick Snyder]] - President and COO of Gateway during the 1990s, later elected Governor of Michigan in 2010
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*[[Al Franken]] - comedian (Saturday Night Live)
 
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Revision as of 01:11, August 8, 2011

This is a list of significant politicians who had a real career (outside of politics):

Not yet influential in politics

  • Herman Cain - CEO of Godfathers Pizza and accomplished businessman
  • Maria Cantwell - software company executive (Real Networks, who make RealPlayer)
  • Mike Enzi - accountant
  • Bill Foster - physicist at the government-subsidized Fermilab
  • Rush Holt - assistant director of the government-subsidized Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
  • Rick Snyder - President and COO of Gateway during the 1990s, later elected Governor of Michigan in 2010
  • Al Franken - comedian (Saturday Night Live)

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