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[[Mel Gibson]] - A prominent actor, film director, producer, screenwriter and long time conservative. Several conservative movies he made, like [[The Patriot]], [[The Passion of the Christ]], and We Were Soldiers, have already become classics. He was seen saluting President Trump at UFC 264.
 
[[Mel Gibson]] - A prominent actor, film director, producer, screenwriter and long time conservative. Several conservative movies he made, like [[The Patriot]], [[The Passion of the Christ]], and We Were Soldiers, have already become classics. He was seen saluting President Trump at UFC 264.
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Rob Schneider - A stand-up comedian and former SNL cast member.  He has long been vocal in his oppositions to vaccines and was critical of Democrats and cult leader [[Anthony Faucci]] for pushing lies with regards to COVID.  He was one of many proud Americans to celebrate Trump's historic victory, stating on Twitter "I haven't seen Democrats this mad since we freed the slaves!"
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Rob Schneider - A stand-up comedian and former SNL cast member.  He has long been vocal in his oppositions to vaccines and was critical of Democrats and cult leader [[Anthony Fauci]] for pushing lies with regards to COVID.  He was one of many proud Americans to celebrate Trump's historic victory, stating on Twitter "I haven't seen Democrats this mad since we freed the slaves!"
    
Stephen Baldwin - A Republican, Baldwin was supporter of the [[McCain]]–[[Palin]] presidential ticket after [[Mike Huckabee|Huckabee]] dropped out of the 2008 presidential race. He floated the possibility of entering [[New York City]]'s 2013 mayoral race as an opponent of his brother [[Alec Baldwin]], a radical [[liberal]] who previously suggested that he may run himself. Baldwin supported President Trump.  
 
Stephen Baldwin - A Republican, Baldwin was supporter of the [[McCain]]–[[Palin]] presidential ticket after [[Mike Huckabee|Huckabee]] dropped out of the 2008 presidential race. He floated the possibility of entering [[New York City]]'s 2013 mayoral race as an opponent of his brother [[Alec Baldwin]], a radical [[liberal]] who previously suggested that he may run himself. Baldwin supported President Trump.  
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