Should actors be fired for supporting Trump?

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19. Wrong? Probably. But, I'm betting you are referring to iconic Eric Braeden (a staunch liberal)

who most will recognize, given his career dates back to the ubiquitous western and he often appeared on Gunsmoke and others. He's been around a long time and no doubt wields some power, so he would likely be able to put the kibosh on a newer actor disrupting with Trump nonsense if he so chose. A former colleague of mine knew Braeden from long ago and so I've followed his career a bit, even though I'm not a daytime tv watcher. But, while I'm glad he's a staunch liberal Democrat, he is one i'd not want to cross.

Here was his comment re: Trump after one of the SOTU addresses, where Pelosi was attacked by RW for ripping the summary of his comments.

"I came as an immigrant, with hardly a dollar in my pocket, I have watched many a President, REALLY appreciate this GREAT COUNTRY, worked hard and can discern a bullsh*t artist when I see one! He grew up with a silver spoon and accomplished WHAT? He has bullied every single person who runs or ran against him! The fact that none of the other Republican candidates stood up to him after he leveled one puerile insult after the other against them is a very sad state of affairs for the Party!"

So, yeah, that veteran actor is quite the anti-Trumper and he rules the roost, apparently. If I were a fellow actor, I'd be appreciative not to work on a set with Trumpers constantly haranguing, but should it be policy? Probably not. But then again, have you met many Trump supporters who could interact civilly and not disrupt everyone else in the workplace? I haven't. Conversely, I witness most progressives simply agreeing not to talk politics, religion, or other social issues at work.