Reply #1: I used to love "Cheers" and "Frasier" [View All]

But now I find it difficult to watch either, due to this man's politics.

Same goes for Designing Women, the late Dixie Carter was a registered Republican, and a hell of a good actress because she portrayed liberal Julia Sugarbaker very well!

Two and a Half Men with that right winger Jon Cryer. He's as unattractive on the outside as he is on the inside.

ANYTHING with Victoria Jackson in it. (Thankfully her career was pretty short.)

I never cared much for Chuck Norris, so no big loss there.

Most know about Everybody Loves Raymond's Patricia Heaton.

I just have a difficult time supporting those shows by watching them, when the actors and actresses have such horrid views of the world and how things should be. Their support of Republicans is a huge conflict with my views, and I don't like to watch as it helps put money in their pockets which they in turn donate to Republicans. :puke:

There are others on most of these shows that don't share the back woods views, so that helps some. But I still don't enjoy them as much as I used to, knowing the truth about the people in the shows takes a lot of fun out of it. :(

Edit: to fix italics.