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'''Brett Cooper''' (b. 2001) is an American actress, internet personality and political commentator. She is known for her work with [[Turning Point USA]] and [[PragerU]], and she hosts the [[conservative]] [[YouTube]] channel ''The Comments Section with Brett Cooper'' for the Daily Wire. | '''Brett Cooper''' (b. 2001) is an American actress, internet personality and political commentator. She is known for her work with [[Turning Point USA]] and [[PragerU]], and she hosts the [[conservative]] [[YouTube]] channel ''The Comments Section with Brett Cooper'' for the Daily Wire. | ||
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| + | A self-described "child actor who somehow made it out alive with a level head", Cooper left Hollywood due to the entertainment industry's left-wing bias and toxic behavior from other students in [[Los Angeles]].<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABcTF66agaE Brett Cooper: Escaping Hollywood's Woke Grip & Championing Conservative Values]</ref><ref name="huckabee" /> | ||
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Revision as of 06:05, July 18, 2023
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Brett Cooper (b. 2001) is an American actress, internet personality and political commentator. She is known for her work with Turning Point USA and PragerU, and she hosts the conservative YouTube channel The Comments Section with Brett Cooper for the Daily Wire.
A self-described "child actor who somehow made it out alive with a level head", Cooper left Hollywood due to the entertainment industry's left-wing bias and toxic behavior from other students in Los Angeles.[1][2]
Early life
Cooper, despite a libertarian bringing, was involved with Hollywood from the age of 7, realized early on that the values she found herself surrounded by in that industry were at odds with those with which she was raised.[2]
Cooper studied at University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), and was asked to leave her sorority after being outed as a conservative. In 2020, she received death threats from left-wing students for refusing sign a petition to have pro-life Supreme Court judge Amy Coney Barrett stripped of her sorority letters.[2]