'Boy meets Congress': Ben Savage trolled as he runs for US Congress despite losing city council election
HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA: Actor Ben Savage, known for his role on 'Boy Meets World', has announced his candidacy for California's 30th Congressional District, according to paperwork he filed with the Federal Election Council on Wednesday.
Savage, who is 42 years old, is considered to be somewhat of a political rookie. In the election that took place a year ago, he lost in his bid to be elected to the West Hollywood City Council. Savage established his priorities and his status as a political outsider on the website he created to run for West Hollywood City Council.
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The year 2023 has already proven to be spectacular for Ben Savage, and it has only been in existence for a little over a month. In a recent announcement, the Boy Meets World actor revealed that he is engaged to his longtime girlfriend, Tessa Angermeier. The 42-year-old former child star posted a photo of himself and his new fiancee on Instagram, and you'll see a beautiful gem adorning that finger. In the post's caption, Savage wrote, "The best is yet to come."
Ben Savage's political interest
According to a Rolling Stone interview in 2014, he interned for Sen. Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania, while he was still at Stanford University in the year 2003. This shows that Savage's interest in politics is not new.
In his 2022 campaign website For Hollywood City Council, Ben wrote "I am running for City Council because there are serious challenges ahead and West Hollywood deserves sensible, honest and strong leadership to face them." He also mentioned that Hollywood deserves a leader that can deliver results and that the city is facing public security issues.
He further wrote, "We need to restore faith in city government by offering reasonable, innovative, and compassionate solutions to the city’s most pressing issues. We need to increase and expand access to all the great opportunities West Hollywood affords, by ensuring that every member of the community has the tools they need to succeed."
The Public Reaction
The actor dropped the ball on his fans when he announced his candidacy for California's 30th Congressional District. Here is what the internet has to say about the actor's announcement.
As soon as the news was out, people had various reactions to it. One user wrote, "Guess that boy didn’t meet the world", while another wrote, "To fail on an even bigger scale, yes I see the vision". Another handler tweeted, "boy meets flop era."
To fail on an even bigger scale, yes I see the vision. pic.twitter.com/z7dD3mx6JJ
— Sir Alphey🇨🇮 (@siralphey) January 19, 2023
This did not stop there as people went on and on, showing their disapproval. "KEEP THIS MAN AWAY FROM CONGRESS," a user wrote, while another user wrote, "He must not be getting booked for many roles anymore."
People went on mocking him with the film/television names he portrayed. "Boy meets congress," one user said, while another added, "He’s tryna be Cory in the House." Another tweet said, "NOT CORY MATTHEWS BAHAHAHA."
boy meets congress 😭
— parker is feeling a bit gay |carrie underwood 3/2 (@Reputtation_) January 19, 2023
People have largely disapproved of this decision made by the actor and suggested that he should stick to acting only.
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