Hollywood Red

Hollywood's conservatives come out of the closet:

In the past, the conservative voices in Hollywood had to rely on underground networks to find solidarity. One such organization, Friends of Abe, was founded by actor Gary Sinise as a support group for politically conservative members of the film industry. The group reportedly had more than 1,800 members, but many kept their membership secret, afraid that their careers might be jeopardized if their political views were made public. In the traditionally liberal world of Hollywood, speaking out as a conservative was often seen as a career killer. Fox News Digital notes that Trump “managed to earn the support of many high-profile figures – entertainers, athletes, podcasters and executives – who openly aligned themselves with the Make America Great Again message this year and challenged the seemingly insurmountable blue wave of stars who remain Trump cynics.” .... While it’s unclear whether this growing wave of support for Trump is a fleeting trend or the start of a broader shift in Hollywood’s political landscape, it’s undeniable that more celebrities are willing to risk their careers and public image to support a conservative agenda. Whether this marks the beginning of a red wave in Hollywood remains to be seen, but one thing is clear: the entertainment industry’s traditional left-wing dominance may be starting to crack.

The red revolt begins here...