Classic rock star Alice Cooper is jokingly running for president

By: Nathan Rousseau Smith

Donald Trump wants to make America great again.

Hillary Clinton wants voters to say, "I'm with her."

But there's a third party candidate you should consider. No, we're not talking about Gary Johnson. It's famed rocker Alice Cooper and he's running for president, jokingly of course.

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His campaign slogan "I can do nothing as well as they can do nothing" and his running mate is Tom Hanks. We're not sure Hanks knows of this plan.

See Alice Cooper through the years:

The godfather of shock rock told CNN, "I think the idea that I honestly have no platform is maybe the most honest thing I've heard in politics in a long time."

And his running mate is Forrest Gump -- that would be Tom Hanks (without his knowledge of course)!

Clinton and Trump are two of the least popular major party candidates in recent memory, with many voters citing issues of trust.

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Cooper says he really doesn't want the job but the best part he won't turn gray like the other presidents.

By the way, Cooper has been running for president since 1972, when Nixon was in office. His campaign song? His 1972 classic "Elected."

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