Alyssa Milano

Alyssa Milano is a left-wing Hollywood political activist who played a witch in the Satanic-inspired Charmed TV series, as well as previously starring in the 1980s sitcom Who's the Boss?. She is prominent in the #MeToo movement and a former organizer of the Women's March.

On May 19, 2019, Milano was called out by NFL star Benjamin Watson in a Twitter post for condescending racist remarks she made regarding blacks and abortion during a CNN interview, where she claimed that recently passed pro-life laws in Alabama and Georgia would be "catastrophic" to black women, who have traditionally been the targets of propaganda campaigns by Planned Parenthood to obtain abortions (as intended by the group's founder, open racist and eugenicist Margaret Sanger).

On July 26, 2019, Milano called pro-lifers "hypocrites" for supporting the death penalty after Attorney General William Barr reinstated the death penalty. Her profane tweet was heavily criticized by many other posters and was also condemned by conservative commentator Allie Stuckey, who exposed Milano's disgusting hypocrisy in opposing the death penalty for convicted murderers, rapists and brutal child abusers while supporting murdering innocent unborn babies.

Alyssa Milano unambiguously supports gun control. Her overwhelming support of gun control caused her to blame the NRA on a mass shooting in the YouTube headquarters in San Bruno, California. In her speech at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, the site of a mass shooting on February 2018, she made an obviously false claim that the loss of Andrew Pollack's daughter, or the mass shooting in general, was caused by the NRA, in which she was quickly called out.

Despite being an anti-gun rights activist, Milano, when she was in a meeting with Senator Ted Cruz on September 2019, stated that "I have two guns in my household for self-defense".