Donald Rumsfeld - US Secretary of State
We might not all agree with his policies but at least the man delivering the bad news is good looking.
Donald H. Rumsfeld was sworn in as the 21st Secretary of Defense on January 20, 2001. Before assuming his present post, the former Navy pilot had also served as the 13th Secretary of Defense, White House Chief of Staff, U.S. Ambassador to NATO, U.S. Congressman and chief executive officer of two Fortune 500 companies.
Rumsfeld, now 69, was the youngest secretary of defense in history, serving under President Ford from 1975-77. The dynamic, hard-charging “Rummy” has moved from being a young-turk legislator in the 1960s to a key official in three Republican administrations and finally a corporate executive who turned around two major firms.

Jim Kolbe - First openly gay republican to address a republican convention.
Jim is serving his tenth term in the United States House of Representatives. He was first elected to Congress in 1984, becoming the first Republican to represent southern Arizona since statehood. Jim is one of eight Members of Congress from Arizona and ranks 67th in seniority in the House.

Jim is the acknowledged Republican leader for free trade and open markets, an impassioned advocate of Social Security reform including the creation of personal accounts, and a fierce proponent of smaller government, lower taxes and more individual responsibility.

In addition to the above, he has sponsored a bill that would let gays and lesbians sponsor their foreign-born partners for immigration to the U.S and a bill to ban spam email.

David Shepherd - International Cricket Umpire at the Cricket World Cup
David Shepherd: Date of birth: December 27, 1940, Devon, England.
Tests umpired: 60. ODIs umpired: 97.
Unmarried, Height: 5ft 10ins
Profession: helps in family Post Office/newsagents business.
Interests: all sports, stamp collecting. Awarded MBE for services to cricket in 1997.
Member of ICC full time Elite Panel.
David Shepherd is one of international cricket’s most experienced umpires. A former first class cricketer with more than 10,000 runs for English county Gloucestershire, he is now in his 19th season on the international circuit. David was one of the first independent umpires trialled by the ICC in 1992-93 and an original member of the panel that followed in 1994. Highlights of his career include standing in both the 1996 and 1999 World Cup finals.

Paul Hogan - The Butler on the "Joe Millionare" reality TV show
Paul is a 52 year old Australian, former diplomat and divorced father of 2 teenage children. He has resided in the United States for the past 10 years and is soon to apply for American citizenship. His adopted hometown is in the Adirondack region of northern New York State but is currently residing in Los Angeles and is seriously contemplating relocating there.

Paul very recently gained notoriety for his role as “the Butler” in the Fox Networks reality television hit, “Joe Millionaire”. A Butler/ estate manager by profession, Paul was recruited through the International Guild of Butlers, Naples Florida, by the production company, Rocket Science Laboratories, Los Angeles, to run the chateau in France where “Joe Millionaire” was staged and filmed. He was employed in a truly “hands on” position and responsible for the domestic and household sides of the chateau.

He was to have had only minor and incidental “on screen” appearances. As production commenced, the producers began to note Paul’s remarkably relaxed manner in front of the cameras, his dry wit and sense of self and very quickly realized they had found a “natural”.

So the humble butler soon found himself not only the host, but also the presenter of the program.