List of Republican celebrities

http://www.iridis.com/glivar/List_of_Republican_celebrities ^

[bad company]

Interesting list. Wadda ya think? Some make sense, but a few (like John McCain) are suspect.

[Keith in Iowa]

Many are just not openly liberal...and/or keep their politics largely to themselves.

[MikefromOhio]

I normally dont think about (or care) about a particular person's politics if they are on a show I am watching...

[mental]

Clint Eastwood

Clint's a libertarian

[BigSkyFreeper]

John McCain

LOL

[paudio]

I read this somewhere. I believe they made this list simply based on one or two commentaries on certain issue that the "celebrity" made. Based on this kind of standard, they should put Bill Cosby too.

[newzjunkey]

Yaphet Kotto, "G", the Lt. from "Homicide Life on the Street", campaigned for Steve Forbes in 2000.

[bad company]

I read this somewhere. I believe they made this list simply based on one or two commentaries on certain issue that the "celebrity" made. Based on this kind of standard, they should put Bill Cosby too From the website; "This list of Republican celebrities includes living Americans widely renowned outside of politics who are members of the United States Republican Party, as well as those who identify themselves as libertarian, conservative or politically independent but who generally vote or support Republicans rather than Democrats." Listening to Bill Cosby lately, he's halfway here.

[dansangel]

Van Morrison?

He's from Ireland. When did he (if he even did) become a US citizen?

[jocon307]

"James Woods"

I don't know what party he is registered with, but he is pretty conservative. I heard him on the Sean Hannity show, he called in to defend Bush and his approach to the WOT. Woods also stated that he has a degree in Political Science, from MIT (!), and therefore (I paraphrase): unlike some other hollywood celebs he actually knows what he's talking about.

It was a great radio moment.

[NCPAC]

Rob Lowe must have changed at some point. In 1988, he stumped for Dukakis - and was caught in that sex/video scandal while at the Dem convention.

Also, Gene Simmons, while huge on the WOT, has said on more than one occasion that his personal/social beliefs were far more in line with the Dems than with the Reps.

[bilhosty]

Hank Aaron is a Republican. That surprises me based on his pat comments.

[Starter]

"Reggie White"

Unfortunately, not anymore.

[RockinRight]

Stallone and David Spade are NOT Republicans.

[RockinRight]

Dean Cain (according to newsmeat.com) has given money to both parties.

[Protagoras]

If you have a big tent you can fit a lot of clowns inside.

The whole thing is a three ring circus.

[Do not dub me shapka broham]

James Woods is a conservative Democrat, along the lines of the late Henry Fonda.

He's undoubtedly a brilliant man-especially for someone who makes a living in Hollywood-who would make a fine Republican, especially as a candidate for public office in the future.

-good times, G.J.P. (Jr.)

[RockinRight]

Not sure if she's a pubbie, but she's certainly pro-NRA:

[68 grunt]

... John McCain ...

There goes the list's credibility.

[ken5050]

she had a PREPONderance, f'sure...