[HHFi]

I notice a bunch of "Saturday Night Live" people from the '90s are on the list: Dana Carvey, Dennis Miller, Norm McDonald, David Spade, Adam Sandler, and although Rob Schneider isn't on the list, he's a big pal of Sandler's and was in Iraq this week visiting the troops.

I remember once that Sarah Jessica Parker hosted "SNL" after the '94 elections and was talking in her monologue about how terrible it was that the Republicans won, but that they were going to do lots of protest material on the show. Then (I think) David Spade walked up and said, "Actually, we're all pretty happy. We're all Republicans here."

At the time, I thought it was just a comedy bit, but maybe it was true.

[stinkerpot65]

I saw the biography on Jimmy Fallon the other night - very conservative - objects to profanity and sleaze.

[imskylark]

"David Spade walked up and said, "Actually, we're all pretty happy. We're all Republicans here.""

I've read on Fox that many of the comedians are actually Republicans.

[texasbluebell]

Spade must have been joking.

On http://www.opensecrets.org/indivs/index.asp it shows he gave $2000 to Kerry this year.

[JohnBDay]

I notice a bunch of "Saturday Night Live" people from the '90s are on the list: Dana Carvey, Dennis Miller, Norm McDonald, David Spade, Adam Sandler, and although Rob Schneider isn't on the list, he's a big pal of Sandler's and was in Iraq this week visiting the troops.

Norm would actually make Vince Foster referrences when he did Weekend Update.