[goodieD]

I don't care for her character on Raymond..but I admire her taking a public stand for Life.

[Behind Liberal Lines]

Cool. Another Hollywood conservative.

What's that make?

Three?

Four?

[Notforprophet]

I have to say... she's a total M.I.L.F.

[mystery-ak]

She's a republican....how refreshing to hear her talk rather than the mindless self-serving hollyweird lib.

[Texas_Jarhead]

was it just me or did O'Reilly have no idea wha she was talking about when she mentioned that she would be called to account (judgement)? I mean he mentioned her resume...

[rwfromkansas]

I like her on Raymond. I remember her saying once on Kilborn that it is weird being a Republican in Hollywood.

[SwinneySwitch]

Patricia is smarter than Bill!

[Notforprophet]

[The G Man]

As if that show needed any more reasons for me to watch it.

(After Seinfeld, I dare say it may be the greatest sitcom of alltime. Right there with Cheers IMO.)

[Brytani]

I loved when she said at the end of her life, when she has to stand up for how she lived, it won't be in from of Barbra Streisand.

[Tigercap]

FANTASTIC!

One of the very few shows my wife and I watch (and I didn't even know that - know I'm even more excited about it)

And, yes, she is a MILF!

[Notwithstanding]

She is a booster of Feminists For Life - a great organization of REAL women. Her sister is a member of a very conservative order of Dominican Nuns - the Nashville Dominicans, and Patricia has also been interviewed by Raymond Arroyo on EWTN.

[glory]

She said a number of things on Prager's show this am. She's something else and really coming out on this lately. Very exciting. She even joked about how being a registered republican, pro-life, family, motherhood, etc made her "real popular in Hollywood"(sarcasm of course).

[Keith in Iowa]

You should have seen Kathy Ireland on Hannity & Commie the other night - she mopped the floor with Commie on her vigorous pro-life stance.

[epow]

I'm very glad to hear that a sitcom star is actively pro-life, it must take some guts to be pro-life in Hollyweird. But "Everybody Love Raymond" came off our very short list of shows to watch when one episode was centered around a single running joke about a sculpture which Raymond's mother had made in an art class. The joke was that sculpture closely resembled an intimate part of the feminine anatomy, and the mother didn' realize it. I don't know how it ended because we switched channels in the middle of the show.

Yes, we're adults an we have no kids in the house these days, but that episode was just plain crude and embarrassing to watch in mixed company. In fact we very seldom watch any network programming anymore. There are other things much more interesting on satellite than the usual smutty and completely predictable network garbage.

[onedoug]

"What makes the muskrat guard his musk?"

[LiteKeeper]

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