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truebrit71

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9. Very surprised to see James Earl Jones on that list..

Fri Jun 1, 2012, 03:39 PM

Jun 2012

...the rest I knew about...

Plus, they all pretty much suck don't they? Drew Carey, a very un-funny comedian, Adam Sandler has been playing the same part in different movies for over a decade now and they STILL aren't funny, Alice Cooper stopped being musically relevant 30 years ago, the only one that had anything like a decent body of work is the afore-mentioned J.E. Jones...

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40 Hollywood celebrities who are republicans [View all] demosincebirth Jun 2012 OP

A reminder that celebrities aren't perfect, either Scootaloo Jun 2012 #1

My two biggest surprises? hamsterjill Jun 2012 #2

I hate myself for remembering this, but... CBHagman Jun 2012 #6

Wow, I didn't know that. hamsterjill Jun 2012 #14

LLCoolJ??? Really. I'm ill..n/t monmouth Jun 2012 #24

He supported Koch, but I also think he supported Hillary. Not sure he's still a Republican... Liberal_Stalwart71 Jun 2012 #26

I really like him on NCIS - Los Angeles. This bums me out no end....n/t monmouth Jun 2012 #33

I can't wrap my mind around it etherealtruth Jun 2012 #39

Alice Cooper is a long time repub going way back, he supported Richard Nixon. Raine Jun 2012 #35

and they're all mediocre or has-beens too. notadmblnd Jun 2012 #3

you think clint eastwood is a has-been? BOG PERSON Jun 2012 #8

Johnny Ramone is dead, not mediocre or a has-been! Violet_Crumble Jun 2012 #36

This message was self-deleted by its author devilgrrl Jun 2012 #4

Welll..... AverageJoe90 Jun 2012 #5

Just another reason not to like Sammy Hagar Drale Jun 2012 #7

Right? truebrit71 Jun 2012 #10

After what happened to the Dixie Chicks, Dawson Leery Jun 2012 #32

Very surprised to see James Earl Jones on that list.. truebrit71 Jun 2012 #9

there's a difference between registering Republican Johonny Jun 2012 #12

My mom first registered to vote as a Republican decades ago. Tommy_Carcetti Jun 2012 #15

James Earl Jones is part of a fundraiser in New York of B'way performers for Obama WI_DEM Jun 2012 #13

He also made comments indicating he was pleased at Obama's election RFKHumphreyObama Jun 2012 #21

Same here. trof Jun 2012 #40

For most of these people I never liked their work. Lint Head Jun 2012 #11

Actually hyphenate Jun 2012 #16

nooo, don't tell me that about Doris Day :(( stuntcat Jun 2012 #23

She loves dogs--I'm guessing she's not a big Romney fan. tanyev Jun 2012 #42

"Conservative views on social issues" is code for bigotry. nt EFerrari Jun 2012 #31

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That's disgusting... WillParkinson Jun 2012 #44

I've never even seen 75% of these people perform. Skidmore Jun 2012 #17

James Earl Jones was a surprise. Egalitarian Thug Jun 2012 #18

I can see almost all of Pat Heaton's family values... louis-t Jun 2012 #19

Karl Malone does not surprise me. RebelOne Jun 2012 #20

they left off John Malkovich stuntcat Jun 2012 #22

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I seem to recall Steweart was seriously against abolishing the Draft int he 70s... TheMightyFavog Jun 2012 #29

LL Cool Fool and Fiddy Cent are Republicans? Jamaal510 Jun 2012 #27

You didn't know that about good old Curtis? BlueIris Jun 2012 #37

My surprises: sakabatou Jun 2012 #28

List is a bit bizarre and possibly outdated. GoneOffShore Jun 2012 #30

I don't mind people being republicans.... WCGreen Jun 2012 #34

That was fine, actually very interesting. Rhiannon12866 Jun 2012 #38