Kelsey Grammer Disses ‘Big Government,’ ‘Grown-Man Tickle Fights’
They're rare, but there actually are a few Hollywood types out there who lean to the right, and even a couple who are willing to flex their conservatism in the public eye Take Kelsey Grammer here, for example, who signals (continued).They’re rare, but there actually are a few Hollywood types out there who lean to the right, and even a couple who are willing to flex their conservatism in the public eye. Take Kelsey Grammer here, for example, who signals his disdain for “big government,” “left-handed scissors” and “grown-man tickle fights” in this ad for the Right Network. Could he be speaking in code?
At any rate, this new right-wing media outlet ought to give him and, say, Jon Voight a career boost. Maybe they can hang out with Ted Nugent and talk about guns on the air or something. –KA
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