Surprise celeb Republicans

Bo Derek (wonder if John was too)

I think Bo's a born again Christian so that would make sense R1

Johnny Mathis.

That's another surprise.

Tim Allen

Melissa Joan Hart is a Republican. But, it's not surprising because has been vocal about religion for years.

Gloria Estefan quite famously wiped human feces all over posters of Obama during the 2008 election year.

I believe there was a repeat in 2012 as well.

Is Ray Wise a Republican or very religious? I have been wondering about him because he's in God's Not Dead 2 with Melissa Joan Hart.

[quote]Spacey chose PAY IT FORWARD over CHICAGO.

He thought that playing a disfigured man would get him an Oscar nomination.

Adam Sandler

LL Cool J

Tony Danza

Adam Sandler

Dean Cain

The Rock

Sarah Michelle Gellar

James Earl Jones

Owen Wilson

Adam Sandler

Matt Le Blanc.

Sela Ward

More importantly, does anybody know anything about David Andrew MacDonald?

I haven't heard about him in years!

Angelina.

Gary Sinise donated to John McCain.

Well, Jimmy Nabors, if the Repugs win and take away your rights to be married to your fagele husband, don't come "golly-ing" to us, you loser frau.

I hear Adam Sandler is a Republican.

Vince Vaughn

Adam Sandler

Gary Oldman

Adam Sandler

John Malkovich

Adam Sandler

Dennis Franz

Adam Sandler

Ed O'Neill

Adam Sandler

David Mamet

Norm MacDonald

Sgt. Barry Sandler

Any word on Adam Sandler?

Angelina and Brad both supported Obama in 2008 and again in 2012, R15.

Horrible actor and Jesus Freak Extraordinaire Jensen Ackles is a Republican; however, given his penchant for Jesus that shouldn't come as a surprise.

I've heard rumors about Angelina being on the more conservative side, maybe libertarian? But if she supported Obama she can't be super far right. As for LL Cool J he called himself an "independent" and has supported candidates from both major parties according to wikipedia.

Arlene Galonka

Bob Crane

Judy Tenuta

Joan Prather

So many closeted fags on these lists!

Self-loathing, and brain dead! What a combo!

Anytime somebody has a religious reputation, the Republicanism is usually a given.

Otherwise, it's all about the money, or just being an old stick in the mud who thinks the '50s, when white people ruled and everyone knew their place, were the golden era. Mary Hart, for instance, is married to the very wealthy Burt Sugarman, so no great shock there. Gary Oldman's Republicanism has always blown me away though- I'm guessing there's some connection to his recovery/sobriety there. How the fuck can the guy who played Joe Orton be a Rethug?!

Prince

Is Oldman even a U.S. citizen?

R13, she was a cheerleader at the University of Alabama, ffs. What else would you expect?

I loathe Republicans, but I have to say I have a begrudging respect for the way they get Christians to vote for them. It is marketing genius.

Jesus taught people to love everyone, not to judge, to give all your money to the sick and the poor. He said it was easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than a rich man to get into heaven. If Jesus had been real (and I personally don't think he was), he would have been a lefty without any doubt.

How people twist their belief in Jesus into a vote for Republicans just boggles the mind. The mental gymnastics involved must be taxing.

Judy Tenuta?! Say it ain't so! She owes whatever career she has to gay audiences.

Ed O'Neill is not a Republican. He stumped for Obama and did commercials as Al Bundy for him.

[quote] Angelina and Brad both supported Obama in 2008 and again in 2012,

link.

Mary Tyler Moore

Kathy Lee Gifford

LL Cool J

List

Margaret Hamilton

I'll never understand the religious being republican. They are really quite the antithesis of what religion stands for. Republican's only use religion as a hostage taking scheme.

I think there is a difference between old school Republican (conservatives who want to keep their money or at least have a say in what it's being used for and yet can be kind of liberal when it comes to issues like gay marriage) and the vocal Tea Bag crowd.

Rob Lowe really pissed me off with his anti Bernie Sanders/Obama and gun nuttery in recent weeks. Still I like his new show The Grinder and You, Me, and the Apocalypse.

Clint Eastwood

R39, the problem is the GOP has chased virtually all the socially liberal/moderate politicians out of the party, so if people vote Republican, they're almost certainly voting for total scum. If you're not a bigoted asshole, the current GOP isn't much interested in being your party. It doesn't mean much for any of these celebrities to be fiscally conservative but socially liberal, because if they're voting for people with an R after their names, they're part of the problem.

r41, I have to agree with you. It is my hope that the old school Repbublicans are so put off by what the Republican Party has turned into that they don't vote at all.

Both Joe Perry and Steven Tyler are registered Republicans. I know Steven is gay-friendly, but Joe is anti-same sex marriage and has described himself as a 'definite old school Republican'. He's a Trump supporter - shocker.

Anyone against ssm is either a homophobe or a closet case...or both. Nobody can be against something that doesn't impact themselves. It's just idiotic.

I always like to remind people that airheads Suzanne Somer and Lindsay Lohan both openly supported Romney is 2012.

[quote] I've heard rumors about Angelina being on the more conservative side, maybe libertarian?

You heard correct. Her father's a wingnut, the rotten apple did fall far.

[quote] But if she supported Obama she can't be super far right.

She didn't support him, when asked she said she was undecided, and also said she wished she had discussed it more with Clint Eastwood, whom she had been working with at the time. Implying that she shared similar views. Remember Clint arguing with the chair? That's whose political views she hold so much reverence for.

Besides maybe LL Cool J, are any of these really all that surprising?

Angelina Jolie is not a goddamn republican.

She's a goddamn Libertarian.

That I can believe, R49 because they're all loony but no way is she a repbug.

A former fuck buddy who's married votes Rethuglican.

I don't want to fuck him any more.

Yes, R51, we are super stoked that you kept your whore leg close for once. But was your FWB a celeb? Otherwise you added nothing to the discussion ,dear.

R30 and R41 are both spot-on.

Closet case Mike Rowe

I wasn't so much shocked by Ricky Schroder being a Republican as surprised by the fact that someone I jerked off to as a gayling was a Republican. That caused me to really take stock of my values. A year later, 9/11 happened.

Republican's, the patty that brought us 9/11. They must be so proud.

Shannen Doherty is a registered Republican. During the height of her fame on 90210 she was shocked Barbara Bush had no idea who she was at the Republican convention!

Angie Harmon

MTM is a Republican? Is that recent? Because I remember when she was doing commercials to re-elect Jimmy Carter.

A lot of people who voted for Jimmy Carter later became Republicans.

Ted Nugent

Patricia Heaton

Many country music & NASCAR stars are Republicans. Shocking.

Im sure the Osmonds are too.

[quote]Yes, [R51], we are super stoked that you kept your whore leg close for once. But was your FWB a celeb? Otherwise you added nothing to the discussion ,dear.

Neither have you, twat.

Taylor Swift

Kelly Clarkson

Kris Jenner

Caitlyn Jenner

Ryan Seacrest

[quote]I loathe Republicans, but I have to say I have a begrudging respect for the way they get Christians to vote for them. It is marketing genius.

And how did that happen? Jimmy Carter claimed to be a Christian and the Christian community supported him. Then he started giving interviews with Playboy and saying "I've lusted in my heart" and making nasty remarks about the Jews. So Christians left the Democratic Party.

And the Democratic Party started moving left. Christians can't support abortion or gay marriage. So it's not some Republican magic, it's just Christians were marginalized in the Democratic Party.

[quote]Jesus taught people to love everyone, not to judge, to give all your money to the sick and the poor. He said it was easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than a rich man to get into heaven. If Jesus had been real (and I personally don't think he was), he would have been a lefty without any doubt.

Please go back and read the Bible again because you seem to have missed several points.

Jesus may have taught people to love, but love doesn't mean give a thumbs up to what other people were doing.

And Jesus would have called you out on how dumb you seem to be. You still equate Republican with being rich. There are more rich Democrats in Congress than Republicans. And Jesus Himself was rich. Wise men (never says how many wise men came) brought him gold. What do you think Mary and Joseph did with gold? Gamble it away at the Bethlehem casino?

Jesus was not a lefty, there's no way you can prove from the Bible that he was.

I see a freeper fundie cunt has arrived.

High freeper fundie cunt!

Okay, I'll play your little game. Here's a request. Prove Jesus existed.

We'll be waiting.

[quote]Okay, I'll play your little game. Here's a request. Prove Jesus existed.

Proving Jesus existed isn't the issue. Assume that the Gospels are fiction, you can still do a character study on the character of Jesus and see that what he said doesn't match up with what people say he said. Whether Jesus was real or not, you can't claim he was a lefty.

I was surprised when I heard that rock legend Alice Cooper (had hits like "Poison" and "School's Out Forever") is a Republican.

(1) Religion: Right-wingers claim to love Jesus, and are known for loudly shouting their faith from atop their soap boxes. But, like many liberals, the real Jesus Christ scorned these showy – and often phony – displays of piety. He said: “But when ye pray, use not vain repetitions, as the heathen do: for they think that they shall be heard for their much speaking.” [Matthew 6-7 KJV]

(2) The 10 Commandments: As far as we can tell, the leaders of the Christian Right don’t obey the laws inscribed on the tablets Moses brought down from Mt. Sinai, let alone the ones Jesus valued most. When crowds asked Jesus Christ what He saw as the most important of the 10 Commandments, His reply reflects the values of today’s liberal Christians. Jesus clearly sees a pure love of God and for our fellow human beings as the bottom line for being a Christian: “Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind.” And: “Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself. On these two commandments hang all the law and the prophets.” [Matthew 36-40 KJV].

(3) The “War on Christmas”: We’ll never know what Jesus would have thought about Christmas décor and baby-in-the-manger scenes at City Hall. But He probably would have found conservatives’ rantings about “The War On Christmas” puzzling. As many savior-savvy liberals would quickly point out, Jesus Christ didn’t celebrate Christmas: He was Jewish, and would have observed Hanukkah (if Hanukkah had existed then, which it didn’t). (4) Paying taxes: Right-wingers keep whining about taxes and saying that paying our national debt and having a social safety net is like slavery. When they don’t get their way, they shut down the government, or threaten to secede from the US. But when it comes to taxes, Jesus Christ is more like a liberal. He said we should pay our taxes even when we don’t agree with what they’re used for. “Then saith he unto them, ‘Render therefore unto Caesar the things which are Caesar’s; and unto God the things that are God’s.’” [Matthew 22:21 KJV]

(5) Separation of Church and State: The Christian Right keeps trying to force their beliefs into our legal system, and to fund their churches and schools with taxpayers’ dollars. Like modern folks in the USA, Jesus Christ lived in a huge empire with diverse religions and ethnic groups. Many of Rome’s laws and customs were against his people’s customs and beliefs. But – like most liberals – Jesus Christ clearly believed that Church and State should be separate, as shown in the above quote.

(6) Income inequality: Have any of you liberals out there wondered what Jesus Christ would have thought about today’s rampant income inequality? Right-wing Christians love to ignore the fact that Jesus made his views about the one percent abundantly clear: “And again I say unto you, It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle, than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of God.” [Matthew 19:24 KJV]

(7) Capitalism: Right-wingers are ever in search of ways to promote and justify the unfettered capitalism Pope Francis rails against. But they won’t find any help from their Savior, Jesus Christ. He loathes capitalism, even more than most of today’s liberals here in the US. Pretty much the only time we ever see Jesus lose his temper is when he returns to Jerusalem with his disciples and finds the Temple full of bankers and vendors. He doesn’t just yell at them, he destroys their booths and drives them out with a whip that he makes on the fly. One can only imagine how Jesus would feel about Black Friday.

“And found in the temple those that sold oxen and sheep and doves, and the changers of money sitting: And when he had made a scourge of small cords, he drove them all out of the temple, and the sheep, and the oxen; and poured out the changers’ money, and overthrew the tables; And said unto them that sold doves, Take these things hence; make not my Father’s house an house of merchandise.” [John 2:14-16 KJV]

(8) Welfare and the social safety net: The Christian Right keeps ranting about how raising taxes to pay for programs that help the poor is somehow like forcing us into slavery. But Jesus Christ’s views on feeding, clothing, and helping people in need was more in line with how liberals think. Jesus flat-out told his followers that when they help people in need, He sees that as directly serving Him:

“Then shall the King say unto them on his right hand, Come, ye blessed of my Father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world: For I was an hungered, and ye gave me meat: I was thirsty, and ye gave me drink: I was a stranger, and ye took me in: Naked, and ye clothed me: I was sick, and ye visited me: I was in prison, and ye came unto me.” [Matthew 25:34-36 KJV]

(9) Healthcare: The right-wing Christians who oppose evil, “liberal” Obamacare have failed to notice something that seems crazy-obvious to the rest of us. Their Savior, Jesus Christ, was always out and about doling out free healthcare — the horror! — to his fellow human beings. The New Testament abounds with stories of Jesus healing blind people, lepers, crippled people, paralytics, a bleeding woman, a young girl in a coma, and pretty much anyone who asked (or had someone ask for them). His disciple, Matthew, wrote: “Then Jesus went about all the cities and villages, teaching in their synagogues, preaching the gospel of the kingdom, and healing every sickness and every disease among the people.”

(10) Social justice: Unlike the right-wing Christians who pay only lip service to Him, Jesus Christ was a strong advocate for social justice. Martin Luther King Jr. and other much-loved liberal icons were inspired by His life and teachings. Jesus not only demands that the rich share with the less fortunate, but insists that if they don’t, they are heartless. “But whoever has this world’s goods, and sees his brother in need, and shuts up his heart from him, how does the love of God abide in him?” [1 John 3:17 KJV] Take THAT, Koch brothers.

11) The War on Women: Jesus Christ lived in a highly patriarchal society, but rose above the customs of his time. Like today’s liberals (and unlike today’s right-wing Christians), Jesus clearly valued women and treated them as equals. His parables abound with women who serve as role models to follow. At least four women — his mother, Mary Madgelene, and the sisters Mary and Martha — were in his inner circle. This may explain why women played a big role in the early days of the Christian church, and may have even served as leaders. Nor did Jesus respect the double standard that holds men and women to different rules. When a crowd gathered to stone a women to death for the “crime” of adultery, Jesus stopped them, demanding: “He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone at her.” [John 8:7 KJV]

(12) Abortion: Unlike the Christian Right, which won’t shut up about a fetus’ “right to life,” Jesus Christ never talks about abortion. But in the tale of the bleeding woman (Luke 8:43-48 KJV), Jesus clearly rejects irrational taboos and religious rules against women. While walking through a crowd, a woman who had been bleeding for 12 years, touched the hem of Jesus’ garment and it healed her. She then cringed away in fear (the “issue of blood” seems to have been coming from down there, which meant that touching a man would give him “unclean” woman cooties). Instead of casting her away, Jesus did the liberal thing and said, “Daughter, be of good comfort: thy faith hath made thee whole; go in peace.” It’s too bad the “Christian” folks who run this country — and some hospitals — think their weird religious rules are more important than a woman’s health.

(13) Marriage equality: Strange, but even though our right-wing Christian friends are all in a lather over gays getting married and LGBT folks’ having the nerve to simply exist, Jesus Christ never uttered a single word about gays and other non-gender conforming people. He was too busy spreading his love, healing, loaves and fishes, and miracle wine around to bother with hating … kind of like one of those liberal hippies from the 1960’s.

(12) War: During his famous Sermon on the Mount, Jesus Christ said, “Blessed are the peacemakers: for they shall be called the children of God.” [Matthew 5:9 KJV] This event took place shortly after Jesus Christ was baptized by John the Baptist, and is considered to be central to his teachings. The Sermon on the Mount was radical because of its ideals of peace, love for one’s neighbor, love of God, and striving for purity of heart. Liberals share most of these ideals, even if they don’t believe in the same god (or goddess) … or any god(dess) at all.

(13) The death penalty: The right-wing is all-out for the death penalty, all while they screech about being “pro-life” and rolling back a woman’s right to choose. But, like most liberals, Jesus Christ clearly did not believe humans had the right to take life from one another. “There is one lawgiver, who is able to save and to destroy: who art thou that judgest another?” [James 4:12 KJV]

(14) Crime and punishment: Conservatives don’t just love the death penalty, they love meting out harsh punishments for even the least of crimes (unless you’re a Wall Street Banker). Our useless “war on drugs” — and large private prisons industry — explains why the US has the highest rate of people living behind bars in the world. Most liberals object to this, and so would Jesus Christ, who said, “Judge not, that ye be not judged. For with what judgment ye judge, ye shall be judged: and with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again.” [Matthew 7:1-2 KJV]

(15) On race: Although Jesus Christ lived in the remote region of Galilee for most of his life, He was born in Bethlehem and had traveled to Egypt and Jerusalem as a boy. He was probably more well-traveled than many people of his time, and had come across people of many cultures, colors, and nations. Jesus clearly shows that he sees no person as above another one when he said, “Verily, verily, I say unto you, The servant is not greater than his lord; neither he that is sent greater than he that sent him.” [John 13:16 KJV] Also, he was known to consort with all sorts of people who would have seemed scandalous to proper Jews of his time, including women, lepers, Roman tax collectors, his motley crew of fishermen-turned-apostles, and even — gasp — Mary Magdalene, who had a bad (and likely untrue) rep as a loose woman. It is unlikely that Jesus would have thought one race or skin color to be better than another.

Now...begone, you rancid Rethluglican cunt.

Oh, and your Sky Daddy isn't real.

When you die, you die. That's it. End of story.

Deep down you know it's true, and no amount of ranting on and on about your bullshit, hateful politics and love of Jeebus is going to change that.

Thread derailed.

The problem with Christians not going with the Democratic Party is because they all went soft in the head as r71, 72,73 points out.

Jesus believed in healthcare because he went around healing people? Yes, but he didn't use other people's money to do it.

It's fucked up thinking like what's posted above that made Christians flee the Democratic Party.

POS- Adam Carolla

Dennis Miller

Jimmy Kimmel

Let's differentiate between Christians and fundies shall we?

Plenty of Christians are liberal and fundies are not Christian, they're sectarians, members of a cult like the Taliban.

I have always detested Rob Lowe.

Kelly Clarkson supported Obama in '08 & '12 and performed at his second inauguration. She now backs Hillary. She made comments a few years back about being a registered Republican but never finding any she supports, at least at the presidential level

I don't think Judy Tanuta is a Republican. Heard her on the liberal Stephanie Miller show and she sure didn't say anything remotely positive about Repugs.

Is Tom Selleck a Republican or an Independent?

I've always thought it strange that Americans when registering to vote must declare themselves as Republican, Democrat, or Independent but do not necessarily vote that way. I mean, what is the point?

Dee Snider is a Republican. But, he has swing voted in the past

Nobody really is a republican anymore, unless their vile idiots. Nobody of any importance could be. Conservatism is a disease that causes regression, wars, and death.

Richard Dreyfus. He went to a Cruz event in Iowa fer chrissake!

Here's what Richard Dreyfus had to say about it:

AMES, Iowa — Oscar-winning actor Richard Dreyfuss – star of Jaws and Mr. Holland’s Opus – was on hand, somewhat inexplicably. He quietly nabbed a reserved front-row seat as Cruz made his own entrance. Afterward, in a brief interview, he said he wasn’t there to support Cruz and isn’t supporting any candidate.

“It’s the politics of my country, so I’m interested,” he said.

“No,” he said, when it was pointed out that his presence suggested support. “It suggests that I’m interested in what he has to say.”

“We come at it from different places. But he reveres the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. When you seek to be the president of a country that has 300 million people, you can’t get everyone on the same platform. You can’t. But if you can make it clear that the most important things are shared, then fine.”

Dreyfuss has played Vice President Dick Cheney in W, and Defense Secretary Alexander Haig – all the Republican villains, he joked on a recent episode of NPR’s “Wait Wait… Don’t Tell Me.” He played a bloviating, self-righteous conservative senator running for president in The American President.

“I’m not prepping. As a citizen I’m looking to see if anyone is going to revive the old Republican Party. We need the old Republican Party. I’ve got no problem with saying that,” he said."

Whatever, he still comes off as a Cruz-supporting douche.

[quote]Now...begone, you rancid Rethluglican cunt. Oh, and your Sky Daddy isn't real. When you die, you die. That's it. End of story. Deep down you know it's true, and no amount of ranting on and on about your bullshit, hateful politics and love of Jeebus is going to change that.

Oh shut the fuck up, someone was just trying to make a point that Christ's action's were unlike the beliefs of conservative Christians. I can't stand conservative Christians but I also hate Neo-Cons. Many gay men are Neo-Cons, like Karl Rove. oh, and that lesbian who has blood on her hands, former Secretary of State Condolleeza Rice.

Closet case Jensen Ackles

Mary Hart's voice kills people so her being a republican comes as no surprise.

Hunterand Michael Tylo

R89, I honestly don't think Ackles is gay or even slightly bisexual. I met him at at golf tournament a year ago and actually spent some time with him and some other guys, and there's just nothing even slightly gay about him. In fact he seems like any Texas Rethug jerk. I mean, he was polite to me because I was one of the organizers but he kept giving conspiratorial looks to the more masculine, frat-boy types in the group. I'd never really heard of him at the time, but he reminds me of the high school jerks I went to school with who grew up and had to play nice with the gays for business. And Ackles may be married but his eyes went to every good looking girl who went by, and he looked them up and down. He was nice but it was fake. I didn't care for him at all. He seemed really immature.

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Exactly as you'd expect r92, from the overgrown frat-boy he plays on tv.

The Clintons

[quote]Nobody really is a republican anymore, unless their vile idiots.

Oh, dear.

Angelina Jolie is a Republican. She's just not vocal about it. It was a major issue between her and Pitt

Pat Sajak, Alex Trebek, Wink Martindale - can't watch their rich asses anymore. Well, Wink is gone from my tv and good riddance.

Marilyn Manson I think. Gene Simmons. Kid Rock. Rocker Repubs are even more repugnant than the god botherer types.

I think Kelly Clarkson is a waffler on the issue - ditto country star Toby Keith. Faith Hill and her husband are Democrats, even though she's from Mississippi. (I can't remember his name but he's famous too.)

Alice Cooper, Sammy Hagar, Meat Loaf, Johnny Ramone

Sylvester Stallone, Bruce Willis, Nick Lachey, Andy Garcia, Mickey Rourke

Karl Malone, Clyde Drexler, Don King, James Earl Jones, LL Cool J, Big Boi, 50 Cent

When it comes to country stars Trace Adkins is a hardcore Republican along with John Rich. Both are very anti-gay marriage and gay rights.

Johnny "Rotten" Lydon (conservative, not really a republican but you catch my drift).

Faith Hill and Tim McGraw give big donations to the Democrats, as does Christie Brinkley. Toby Keith publicly supported Obama in the first election-don't know about the second. Tim Selleck is an outspoken Republican.

Good gossip, R92!

Liberal or conservative, anyone supporting the godhead cults for any reason whatsoever is a threat to society who needs to be locked up.

[quote] Yes, but he didn't use other people's money to do it.

He used cannabis oil. You can't pay for that with ObamaCare.

Ellie Kemper might be a Repug. She comes from a Missouri banking family that backs Repugs most of the time.

[quote] Clint Eastwood

Came out in favor of marriage equality recently.

I don't base everything on what a person's position on gay rights is. Republicans are in favor of inequality, economically if nothing else, and they vote for politicians that are anti-gay and every other minority, women and the poor.

Connie Stevens

Connie Stevens is an awful Republican who didn't manage her money wisely. She deserves what's happened to her.

Jackie Gleason. He went to Area 51 with Nixon. At least that's what he told his wife.

Britney Spears Jessica Simpson Reba McIntyre

Mickey Rooney was a Republican, which is a surprise since Judy Garland was a Democrat.

Judy was smarter and nicer (and more talented.)

If she was smarter, how come she died in debt and drugged to the gills at 47?

What are you talking about r83?You don't declare anything when you vote in most elections in the US.

If it's a Primary, where selections for the parties are being made, you ask for either a Democratic or a Republican ballot. You can't to both. But in the general, there is no such distinction.

Most of this list is no surprise to anyone who pays attention to politics

Diana Ross seems like a Republican to me.

In some states, you do have to register as a Democrat, Republican or Independent.

SMG may have been republican in her youth, but she certainly isn't one now.

I have good friends, gay couples, who've been together for 18 years. It drives me crazy that in the eyes of the law, their love isn't acknowledged when I have girlfriends who have married four times by the age of 25.

I don't believe in organized religion and I never have.

Or here, just have this:

Here it is again, pro gay-marriage gets them off the hook.

I dunno, R120, if saying, on camera, "Obama won, yippee!" doesn't clear up rumors that one might be republican, I don't know what will.

My first love!

Funny thing is that I don't care or like most of the actors anywho

The only person mentioned here that I like is Sela Ward.

Kurt Russell

Doris Day

R57:

Something similar happened at the 1988 convention when the Cosby show's Tempest Bledsoe was snubbed by Marilyn Quayle

Really, R58? You're surprised that a dim beauty queen, who grew up in one of the affluent areas in Texas, is a Republican??

home schooled Elijah Wood was apparently quite shocked to find out that Robert F Kennedy wasn't "one of the good guys" when he did that movie.

That guy who played "Opera Man" on those old SNL sketches .... Alan? Aaron? Adam! Adam Sandler!

[quote] Came out in favor of marriage equality recently.

And yet refused to see Brokeback Mountain, according to Diana Ossana, one of the film's screenwriters.

Clint has always had a weird relationship with the gays.

Jolie isn't a Republican. She was asked about the elections when she was promoting Changeling and said she wanted to learn more about both candidates before making a decision, and said she didn't talk politics with Clint Eastwood when making the film. Sarah Michelle Gellar was put on a list of celebrity Republicans years ago but has never said she was one. Willis and Barkley haven't been Republicans for years.

Robert Downey, Jr.

I heard that about RDJ but I'm pretty sure he supported Obama at some point

not really surprising since they're selfish rich people.

Angie Harmon is human garbage. She completely ruined Law & Order for the seasons she was on it. I will never forgive her.

You're an idiot R136. The seasons of L&O where Harmon was a part of the cast were some of the best seasons. Hate her politics all you want but she was awesome on L&O.

And R119, Sarah Michelle Gellar and her husband Freddie Prinze Jr. are very much Republicans.

Not only is Angelina Jolie conservative she is also pro-gun:

" I bought original, real guns of the type we used in 'Tomb Raider' for security. Brad and I are not against having a gun in the house, and we have one. And yes, I'd be able to use it if I had to. if anybody comes into my home tries to hurt my kids, I've no problem shooting them"

here is Brad Pitt's views on guns:

"America is a country founded on guns. it's in our DNA. it's very strange but I feel better having a gun. I really do. I don't feel safe. I don't feel the house is completely safe, If I don't have one hidden somewhere? That's my thinking right or wrong." There's more on the link

Most of these people don't surprise me that they are republicans. Most of them are douchebag assholes

[quoteMost of these people don't surprise me that they are republicans. Most of them are douchebag assholes

They're also rich, white-ish or Anglo. I'd be surprise if they're weren't.

Bullshit, Jimmy Carter has never said anything nasty about Jews. He is slandered by freepers and certain ultra-right Zionists. Carter expresses support for Palestine and God bless him for being a rare man with the balls to openly say so.

As for Brad Pitt on guns, he's a straight up himbo who takes on the personality and appearance of each woman he dates.

[quote]Carter expresses support for Palestine

Yes but American politics are slanted in such an hysterically pro-Israel position that if you say anything critical of the dreadful treatment being meted out to the Palestinians (underwritten by American taxpayer money no less) you're painted as the worst sort of anti-Semite.

As is proven daily even on a liberal site like DL.

R13 Sela Ward voted for Obama in 2008 and in 2012. She's also pro same-sex marriage and pro-choice.

Shannen Doherty

America was founded on slavery, which was the reason for the guns in the first place. It's time to move past that idiocy.

And genocide of native Americans too, let's not forget that.

Claiming to be pro-Palestinazi and not be anti-semitic is like trying to claim you're pro-Klan but not anti-black.

I only found out the other day that Jane Russell was a Republican and tried to convert Marilyn Monroe to Christianity. While Marilyn tried to convert her to Freud, lol.

I was also recently disappointed to read that both Barbara Stanwyck and Irene Dunne were Republicans.

Though, really, aren't the vast majority of celebrities who have made a packet of money Republicans in the end, whether openly or in private?

[quote]Carter expresses support for Palestine

So does David Duke.

R125: Kurt Russell is a Libertarian, not a Republican.

R249 is an idiot. Palestinians are never going away because you wish it.

I wouldn't be surprised if Ted Cruz turns on Israel if elected.

If they continue trying to destroy Israel, they will pay dearly for every drop of Jewish blood that is spilled.

Antisemitism has been a core value of republicanism for fifty years, but it has been excluded from the leadership. One secret antisemite elected US President is all it would take and Israel could lose everything.

Then why is it that Democrats are talking out of both sides out of their mouths, bending over backwards to appease anti-gay, anti-Jewish Muslim heads of state while trying to gull American Jews into thinking they still represent our best interests?

Barbata Stanwyck was a Republican because of her marriage to Robert Taylor.

McBongo may be religious but he doesn't appear to be a conservative. He gave an interview and said we should get rid of the 2nd Amendment. He got dragged through the mud by the wingnuts for that.

Estefan hasn't been a Repub for a decade now.

Bob Crane

I thought Catholics were Dems, while WASPs were Republicans. Most Irish Americans are Democrats.

Because the long-term interest of Israel is peace with the Palestinians and for some reason a lot of people in the middle east just can't see that. Otherwise Israel should have bought up half of Crete (Greece needs the money, right?) and relocated all of Gaza's inhabitants there.

It was they, and not Israel, who rejected the two-state solution. In fact, they were the only ones who rejected it.

Liar.

Pity the poor, helpless, nonviolent Palestinazis:

Why is Vince Vaughn a surprise OP? He was of the most homophobic assholes in Hollywood.

Bruce Willis forgets where he came from, and where he is from is about as far away from the Republican ideals of wealth, power, and prestige as you can get.

Angelina Jolie wanted to produce and star in a film based on an Ayn Rand novel; that should tell you enough about her political leanings.

r169 Barbara Stanwyck was apparently a fan of Ayn Rand, too. Very disappointing.

[quote]Estefan hasn't been a Repub for a decade now.

I'm pretty sure she hosted a fundraiser for Obama.

Dave Mustaine?

Janine Turner is a Republican. I didn't know about this until she supported McCain in '08.

Sela Ward is NOT pro choice, where is the link for that?

Meanwhile, Jerry Rivers is a registered Republican by his own admission.

I remember reading somewhere that Billy Campbell is a Republican.

Where is the link that SMG or Jolie are republicans. Having guns doesn't make you a republican. Willis gave up on the republicans with Sarah Palin.

Jodie Foster's probably a closet Republican.

Morgan Brittany

Irv Pankey

Antonio Sabato Jr: Hates the Pope, thinks Obama isn't a "true" Christian, thinks Hillary should be in jail, supports Trump.

Ted Nugent, the washed up rock star from the 1970's.

The late actor Ron Silver became a Republican after 9/11 and for awhile went crazy supporting George Bush. I really like him as an actor.

99% of all country and western singers.

Garry Shandling

Ted Nugent is a Republican? I never would have guessed!

James Earl Jones

[quote] As for Brad Pitt on guns, he's a straight up himbo who takes on the personality and appearance of each woman he dates.

That's true. I can't stand Brad Pitt, but he has security guards who probably carry guns. It would be very hypocritical of him to be against guns for everyone else, but okay for himself

angelina jolie secretly is rush limbaugh and we all know what we is

The rethug party of today is not what the Republican party of the 1950's was. Don't lump those 1950's celebs in with the ones of today. Its the wacked 'evangelicals' aka racist dixiecrats that have fucked up the Repubs of today.

R182 he never really went "nuts" I actually met him not long after his 9/11 "conversion" at a St. Patrick day party of a very prominent Democratic supporter/fundraiser, Paul Beirne. They were clearly good friends and he also seemed quite nice and unassuming at least in that setting.

He really only became more conservative in security issues as many did after 9/11 but he did express it and it did seem to limit his work opportunities - I mean I know plenty of no talent has bEen Morgan Brittany type Republicans claim "persecution" but in Silver's case I really do think it hurt his employment opportunities.

R118,

That is true if you are voting in a primary in which a state requires your voter registration to include specifying your party affiliation. They do that so you don’t disrupt the primaries.

Robert Downey Jr.

Ancient muscleman Bob Conrad.

[quote] Janine Turner is a Republican. I didn't know about this until she supported McCain in '08.

She's been a frothing-at-the-mouth Christofascist type for a long time. She's an alcoholic, which probably has something to do with it.

Donald Fagen of Steely Dan is also a Republican.

The maybe two interviews I've read with Cindy Williams (probably in Closer magazine) she always refers to the fact that she "is a Christian" and I recall some not so offhanded comment the likes of "the problem with our world today is that we live in a Godless country" (paraphrasing here). So that allegiance doesn't surprise me. Probably explains why her career died as soon as she left L & S.

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Beyonce is a registered republican.

Brad Pitt's mother is an anti-gay, Obama hating CUNT. So, it's not surprising he's a gun nut hillbilly.

Very few surprises here.

I found Estefan's literal shit-smearing of Obama posters at her concerts to be most disturbing.

[quote]Donald Fagan of Steely Dan is also a Republican.

That one hurts.

possibly Mindy Kaling

Mike Nelson of MST3K is a Republican, and is actually pretty rightwing. He has quoted his friend Hew Hewitt (a rightwing pundit) in saying that there's a "silly America" and a "serious America" and that the Democrats seem determined to turn this into silly America.

It's fine to be rightwing, but it's a bit disappointing to read that someone who's made you laugh in the past thinks your politics are ridiculous.

[quote] Beyonce is a registered republican.

Does that mean "Black Lives Matter" is actually a Republican front organization?

R204 you've got to wonder. More and more I suspect SJWs are GOP operatives giving the less radical right-wing something else to complain about.

[quote]possibly Mindy Kaling

She denied it on twitter.

Bethany Joy Lenz is a fundie Republican

Mark Harmon

Craig T. Nelson

Buddy Valastro, owner of Carlo's Bakery and star of Cake Boss. Another one who vehemently spoke out against ACA, saying how it would destroy small businesses like his, despite the fact that he has three or four bakery franchises. Bashes Obama at every opportunity. Gives generous to the GOP and Repub politicians.

I wonder Megan Boone is a Republican. She is another actress born into wealth.

There is an interview with Richard Dreyfuss in one of the trades, with him talking about being a Republican. I knew I didn't like him.

Richard Dreyfuss played a Republican politician in The American President. You could tell he really enjoyed that role.

Richard Dreyfus used go be the most screaming liberal Democrat in Hollywood. He was a conscientious objector during Vietnam. He even employed a left wing political adviser. Move over Jon Voigt. Or Frank Sinatra. Or even Ronal;d Reagan!

I wonder if Jenna Fischer is a Republican. She has been tweeting about John Kasich lately.

Downey donated to Obama in recent years, hardly anything a republican would do.

I don't know how the rumors started about Sarah Michelle Gellar being a republican, but I later heard she might be a registered republican for NY primaries. Yet she supported Obama and Bill Clinton in the 90s. Very odd.

"Beyonce is a registered republican. "

And a registered nurse.

A lot of them become Repuglicans over taxes.

[quote] Richard Dreyfus used go be the most screaming liberal Democrat in Hollywood.

Probably turned a 9/11 neocon, like David Mamet.

Michael De Luca? Based on some website about celebrity republicans I read years back. They used a quote from him as evidence. Looking back, it was probably just a case of them getting a little too excited over a few cookie crumbs.

A more more rumored to be republican:

Jodie Foster Peter Berg Hailee Steinfeld Bret Easton Ellis

Hilary Duff

[quote] Brad Pitt's mother is an anti-gay, Obama hating CUNT. So, it's not surprising he's a gun nut hillbilly.

I wonder if people ever print out rumors of her son having male lovers on the side and send them to her. Or maybe her worst nightmare is seeing Brad marry a man because she knows it might happen.

[quote]Jim Nabors -- girl you in danger!

Not anymore.

Kristin Chenoweth

David Blaine

A lot of 70s and 80s TV stars seem to fall more and more into this camp.

Did most of them switch once they become old has beens or were they always that way?

David Lynch.

R203, you posted that 4 years ago, but maybe you'll see this: A lot of dumb people are Republicans, and Mike Nelson is good at his job, but he's not a smart man. I used to follow RiffTrax social media and he was always doing something stupid like an all-bacon diet or eating "protein snacks" from Asian markets that had no quality control, so he'd find pickled wasps or spiders in the mix. His wife would also post to RiffTrax and MST3K forums about how people need to stop "eating toxins" which are in "all man-made foods."

It's like Jean-Claude Van Damme, a Republican, but who can't vote in the U.S. anyway, and isn't the brightest bulb. When he talks about politics he sounds like he's repeating some bad 1980s B-movie script, which is hilarious considering his career, but he's not joking. Mike Nelson says some of the same sorts of things, "we need to sit down with Putin and be his friend and join powers" sorts of stuff.

Like the old joke says, you can't fix stupid.

"These days, I am a teetotal, mean-spirited, right-wing, narrow-minded, conservative Christian bigot, but not a racist."

Whoever said Taylor Swift is wrong; she even discusses endorsing the Democratic candidate in Tennessee in 2018 in Miss Americana. Taylor Swift is closeted gay and doesn’t approve of homophobic legislators. Also, the anti-Palestinian troll in here needs to stop spreading his/her racist rants here. The human rights violations committed by Israel against Palestinians is a very long and terrible list (see the UN report on human rights there). There’s been terror on both sides, but Palestinians are denied basic rights as citizens in Israel and most Israeli citizens support apartheid and see Palestinians as lesser then humans. Irony much given WWII?

Heather Locklear