Hollywood actor Matthew McConaughey kept the speculation alive about his potential entry into politics during a National Governors Association meeting in Salt Lake City. The actor, known for his roles in "Dazed and Confused," "A Time to Kill," and "True Detective," hinted that he is still considering a run for political office.

During the meeting, McConaughey engaged in light-hearted banter with the governors, joking about his brand of tequila and seeking advice on his potential political journey. However, he remained tight-lipped about his political affiliation and did not disclose his intentions regarding which office he might seek.

Responding to a question by New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy, a Democrat, McConaughey said, "I'm on a learning tour and have been for probably the last six years. Do I have the instincts and intellect that would make me a good fit for politics? Would I be useful?"

McConaughey emphasized the educational value of attending the governors' annual summer meeting, expressing gratitude for the insights shared by the state leaders, including Governor Murphy with whom he had enjoyed some of his own tequila.

The actor later participated in a panel discussion alongside Utah Governor Spencer Cox, a Republican, and Colorado Governor Jared Polis, a Democrat. The discussion focused on promoting civility in politics and combating extreme rhetoric.

Governor Cox, known for his efforts to bring more civil discourse to politics through his "Disagree Better" campaign, caught McConaughey's attention. The actor praised Cox's initiative and expressed his belief that extreme polarization has seeped into the entertainment industry as well.

Acknowledging the influence of Hollywood on politics, McConaughey called for greater openness and respect for differing political ideologies within the industry. He cautioned against dismissing moderate or conservative views and emphasized the importance of fostering a more inclusive conversation.

While McConaughey did not reveal the specific office he might pursue, he previously hinted at the possibility of running for the governorship of his home state, Texas, in 2022. The actor has been vocal about various issues such as gun control, advocating for increased background checks and raising the minimum age for purchasing certain firearms.

Democratic Hawaii Governor Josh Green encouraged McConaughey to pursue his political ambitions and offered advice. Green encouraged the actor to stay true to himself, urging him not to conform to one specific party's expectations but to be a candidate who can bring something special to the table for all Americans.

As Matthew McConaughey continues to captivate audiences through his acting career, the question of whether he will make a leap into the political arena remains unanswered. However, the actor's teasing and engagement with political leaders indicate that his interest in politics is far from fleeting, leaving many to anticipate his next move.