List of celebrities with links to the U.S. Republican Party

This list of celebrities with links to the US Republican Party includes living Americans widely renowned outside of politics who are or have been supporters of candidates of the United States Republican Party.

Republican officeholders

 * Shirley Temple Black, actress, ran for Congress as a Republican, former U.S. Ambassador, served under four Republican Presidents.
 * Michael Bloomberg, founder of Bloomberg L.P., Mayor of New York City.
 * Jim Bunning, Baseball Hall of Fame pitcher, U.S. Senator from Kentucky.
 * Clint Eastwood, actor, composer, director, producer, registered Republican, former Mayor of Carmel, California.
 * Fred Grandy, actor, former U.S. Congressman from Iowa.
 * Jack Kemp, professional football player, former U.S. Congressman from New York, candidate for U.S. Vice President in 1996 with presidential nominee Bob Dole.
 * Lawrence Kudlow, CNBC host, journalist, former Associate Director for Economics and Planning in the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) under President Reagan.
 * Steve Largent, Pro Football Hall of Fame wide receiver, former U.S. Congressman from Oklahoma.
 * Judy Martz, Olympic speed skater, former Governor of Montana.
 * Tom Osborne, College Football Hall of Fame head coach, U.S. Congressman from Nebraska.
 * Jim Ryun, Olympic distance runner, U.S. Congressman from Kansas.
 * Joe Scarborough, MSNBC host, former U.S. Congressman from Florida, served on the President's Council under George W. Bush.
 * Arnold Schwarzenegger, actor, bodybuilder, Governor of California.
 * Fred Thompson, actor, former U.S. Senator from Tennessee.
 * J.C. Watts, football player, former U.S. Congressman from Oklahoma.
 * Ben Stein member of Nixon White House Staff.

Self described Republicans

 * Danny Aiello, actor. "I turned in my card to become a Republican because I did not want to be known as a Democrat under that person's regime."
 * India Allen, actress and model former Playboy Playmate. "I'm a die-hard Republican."
 * Kim Alexis, model.
 * Bob Backlund, professional wrestler.
 * Scott Baio, actor
 * Adam Baldwin, actor, is a Republican even stating his views on-line at Fireflyfans.net.
 * George A. Borgman, jazz journalist. Listed as Republican in Who's Who in America.
 * William F. Buckley, Jr., Libertarian journalist and founder of the National Review magazine.
 * James Caan, actor
 * Dean Cain, actor
 * Mary Carey, porn star
 * Dixie Carter, actress, once jokingly described herself as "the only Republican in show business"
 * Jim Caviezel, actor.
 * Robert Conrad, actor.
 * Alice Cooper, singer.
 * Linda Dano, actor
 * Robert Davi, actor. Member of the Republican group The Sunday Night Club.
 * Ted DiBiase, former professional wrestler.
 * Shannen Doherty, actress.
 * Jerry Doyle, actor, Babylon 5, (ran unsuccessfully for the 24th House seat from California as a Republican in 2000; now calls himself an independent)
 * Robert Duvall, "One guy asked me, 'How can you be an actor and be a Republican?' I can vote either way. But how can you boil it down to political affiliation? All the atrocities against blacks in the South were committed by Democratic sheriffs."
 * Dale Earnhardt, Jr., NASCAR driver. "Politically, Junior does side with a voting block known as NASCAR dads. He’s a Republican and he supports George W. Bush."
 * Larry Elder, a radio show host. Elder is, "a member of the Republican Party who holds libertarian ideals."
 * Sully Erna, lead singer for rock band Godsmack. "I'm a Republican...I don't love Bush, I'll tell you that, but I want a Republican in office."
 * Jamie Farr, actor., ,
 * Shandi Finnessey, Miss USA 2004.
 * Bob Gale, co-screenwriter of Back to the Future, "I'm a registered Republican...and very anti-Communist from way back." (original source doesn't contain quote)
 * Vincent Gallo, director, actor
 * Kelsey Grammer, actor.
 * Erika Harold, former Miss America.
 * Elisabeth Hasselbeck, Survivor contestant and host of The View The Washington Times, Centrists at center stage, by James G. Lakely
 * Patricia Heaton, actress.A True Hollywood-Hero by Lisa Sarrach, September 6, 2004
 * Charlton Heston, actor
 * Honky Tonk Man, professional wrestler. Member of the Pro Wrestling Republican Coalition.
 * Lisa Kennedy, former MTV veejay, game show host.
 * Rob Konrad, NFL fullback.
 * Dean Jones, actor, Republican activist, 2003 guest of the California Republican Assembly.
 * Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, actor, former World Wrestling Entertainment athlete.
 * Patrick Johnson, NFL wide receiver.
 * Shirley Jones, singer and actress, registered Republican who has sung at the 1988 Republican National Convention and the 2003 Christmas Tree Lighting in Washington, DC, at George W. Bush's request
 * Don King, boxing promoter.
 * Ernie Ladd, former American football player and professional wrestler. Campaigned for George W. Bush in 2000 and attended the 2000 Republican National Convention.
 * Tommy Lasorda, former major league baseball manager.
 * Al Leiter, professional baseball player.
 * Heather Locklear, "actress" won "Republican Babe of the Week"
 * Audra Lynn, Playboy Playmate "Uhhh…(laughs) Republican…definitely!!"
 * Don Mattingly, former professional baseball player.
 * Mimi Miyagi, porn star. Republican candidate for governor of Nevada.
 * Chuck Norris, actor. Campaigned for George Bush in 1988 and supported George W. Bush in the 2000 and 2004 elections.
 * Alex Rodriguez, professional baseball player. Gave $2,000 to President Bush in '03.
 * Dina Merrill, actress, co-chair of the Republican Majority for Choice.
 * Richard Petty, race car driver. []
 * John Popper, lead singer of Blues Traveler. Describes self as "a Libertarian who is a Republican when pushed."
 * Freddie Prinze, Jr., actor
 * Tom Pritchard, former professional wrestler. Member of the Pro Wrestling Republican Coalition.
 * Emily Procter of CSI: Miami stated herself to be a Republican in Esquire.
 * Ivan Reitman, director and producer.
 * John Rhys-Davies, actor.
 * Kid Rock, singer. ,
 * Mickey Rooney, actor, states he is a Republican in his autobiography Life is Too Short.
 * Mickey Rourke, actor.
 * Jane Russell, actress, stated "I have always been a Republican."
 * Aaron Russo, Hollywood producer planned to run for Governor of Nevada as a Republican. ,
 * Curt Schilling, baseball pitcher, spoke for Bush in '04 election.
 * Ron Silver, actor. A former Democrat, he appeared at the 2004 Republican National Convention. Ron Silver - A True Hollywood-Hero by Lisa Sarrach, September 6, 2004,, Outspoken Bush Supporter,
 * Jessica Simpson, entertainer., The Washington Times, Centrists at center stage, by James G. Lakely
 * Tony Sirico, actor. "I am a far-to-the-right Republican."
 * Rickey Skaggs, singer.
 * Grace Slick, singer. "I am a life-long Republican." interview, "Turn Ben Stein On", Comedy Central, 1999?
 * Fred Smerlas, former NFL nose tackle.
 * Frank Thomas, professional baseball player.
 * Leeann Tweeden, model and television personality, former Playboy Playmate.
 * Peter Ueberroth, former MLB commissioner.
 * Ultimate Warrior, professional wrestler.
 * Terri Welles, actress and model, former Playboy Playmate.
 * Michael Williford, conservative commentator- has been known to have pro-Bush speeches and supports the Republican party

Wednesday Morning Club Members
(Conservative Hollywood club whose members aren't all Republicans)


 * Tony Danza, Member of the Wednesday Morning Club.
 * Bob Gale, the screenwriter of Back to the Future, Member of the Wednesday Morning Club.
 * Charlton Heston, Former President of The National Rifle Association of America, Member of the Wednesday Morning Club.
 * Kurt Russell, LibertarianMember of the Wednesday Morning Club.
 * Pat Sajak, Member of the Wednesday Morning Club.
 * Edgar Scherick, television miniseries and motion picture producer.
 * Tom Selleck, Member of the Wednesday Morning Club.\
 * Brian Walton, President of the Writers Guild of America, Member of the Wednesday Morning Club.

Attended the 2004 Republican National Convention

 * Stephen Baldwin, actor. Appeared at the 2004 Republican National Convention. Ron Silver - A True Hollywood-Hero by Lisa Sarrach, September 6, 2004
 * Dickey Betts, singer. Performed at the 2004 Republican National Convention.
 * Brooks and Dunn, musicians. Appeared at the 2004 Republican National Convention. Ron Silver - A True Hollywood-Hero by Lisa Sarrach, September 6, 2004
 * Bo Derek, actress. Appeared at the 2004 Republican National Convention. ,
 * Sara Evans, musician. Appeared at the 2004 Republican National Convention. Ron Silver - A True Hollywood-Hero by Lisa Sarrach, September 6, 2004
 * Dexter Freebish, singers. Performed at the 2004 Republican National Convention. []
 * Vincent Gallo, actor, musician, director. Delegate from New York at the 2004 Republican National Convention. See below.
 * The Gatlin Brothers, singers. Performed at the 2004 Republican National Convention. [
 * Jerry Glanville, former NFL head coach. Appeared at the 2004 Republican National Convention.
 * Dana Glover, singer. Performed at the 2004 Republican National Convention. []
 * Dorothy Hamill, Olympic figure skating gold medalist. Appeared at the 2004 Republican National Convention.
 * Angie Harmon, actress. Appeared at the 2004 Republican National Convention. Ron Silver - A True Hollywood-Hero by Lisa Sarrach, September 6, 2004,
 * Elisabeth Hasselbeck, co-host of The View. Appeared at the 2004 Republican National Convention. Ron Silver - A True Hollywood-Hero by Lisa Sarrach, September 6, 2004
 * Mark Henry, professional wrestler. Appeared at the 2004 Republican National Convention.
 * Jonny Lang, blues singer. Performed at the 2004 Republican National Convention.
 * Donnie McClurkin, singer. Performed at the 2004 Republican National Convention.
 * Linda McMahon, professional wrestling personality. Appeared at the 2004 Republican National Convention.
 * Lisa Moretti, professional wrestling personality. Appeared at the 2004 Republican National Convention.
 * Lynyrd Skynyrd, rock band. Performed at the 2004 Republican National Convention.
 * Chris Nowinski, professional wrestler. Appeared at the 2004 Republican National Convention. Though has debated the War in Iraq.
 * Rick Schroder, actor. Appeared at the 2004 Republican National Convention.
 * Jason Sehorn, football player and husband of Angie Harmon (see above). Appeared at the 2004 Republican National Convention. Ron Silver - A True Hollywood-Hero by Lisa Sarrach, September 6, 2004,
 * Michael W. Smith, singer. Performed at the 2004 Republican National Convention.
 * Lynn Swann, Pro Football Hall of Famer. Appeared at the 2004 Republican National Convention., Endorsed President Bush in open letter October 21, 2004. , Current candidate for 2006 Republican Primary Election for Pennsylvania Governor.
 * Rip Torn, comic actor. Appeared at the 2004 Republican National Convention. Ron Silver - A True Hollywood-Hero by Lisa Sarrach, September 6, 2004
 * Travis Tritt, musician. Appeared at the 2004 Republican National Convention. Ron Silver - A True Hollywood-Hero by Lisa Sarrach, September 6, 2004
 * Jaci Velasquez, singer. Performed at the 2004 Republican National Convention.
 * Lee Ann Womack, singer. Performed at the 2004 Republican National Convention.
 * ZZ Top, rock band. Performed at the 2004 Republican National Convention.

Other (Not Necessarily Republican)

 * Kim Smith Voted for George W. Bush in the 2004 election.
 * Greg Anthony, former NBA guard, current ESPN basketball analyst. Considering a run for office as a Republican.
 * Big Show, professional wrestler. Attended 2004 Republican National Convention. "JBL, Michaels and Show are all Republicans."
 * Greg Norman, Pro golfer. Has given $4,000 to President Bush, $0 to Democrats.
 * Emma Caulfield, actress. Republican Babe of the Week!, said she'd support Elizabeth Dole if she ran for President, but denied being "some crazy right-wing fascist" and said "I would never fully admit to being a Republican in this town. I want to work."
 * Dean Koontz, Author. Since 2000, Has given $6,000 to the RNC and President Bush. $0 to Democrats.
 * Marc Cherry, Creator/Exec. Producer of Desperate Housewives. "a somewhat conservative, gay Republican".
 * Hilary Duff, actress and pop singer, performed at 2005 presidential inauguration. The Brown Daily Herald, The Inauguration: from pound cake to Hilary Duff, by Nicholas Swisher, February 2, 2005.
 * Dale Jarrett Nascar driver, has given $6,200 to Republicans, $0 to Democrats.
 * Andy Garcia, actor. Known as a conservative and a Republican.
 * Mel Gibson, movie actor, director and producer., He has also called President Bush a fear mongerer..
 * Vin Scully, Sportscaster. Has given $8,500 to Republican candidates, $0 to Democrats.
 * Dennis Hopper, Actor. Gave $4,000 to the RNC in '04 and '05, $0 to Democrats.
 * Tom Glavine, professional baseball player. Supported George W. Bush.
 * Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson, actor and rapper. Says the president is "incredible...a gangsta." Says if his felony conviction didn't prevent him from voting, he would have voted for Bush.
 * JoJo, full name Joanna Levesque, singer. Sang at the 2000 Republican National Convention (asked by the First Lady to perform at Christmas In Washington 2004 and the 2005 Inauguration Concert "America's Future Rocks Today: A Call To Service"), , but later said in an interview that she didn't "agree with the things that Bush has done in office."
 * Brent Jones, former NFL tight end. Considering running as a Republican candidate in California.
 * Toby Keith, country musician. Listed as a "pop-culture" Republican in the Edmonton Sun August 20, 2004. Is a self-described "Conservative Democrat"
 * Jim Kelly, hall of fame NFL quarterback. Attended a George W. Bush fundraiser in 2004.
 * Jerome Bettis, Former NFL running back. Gave $2,000 to President Bush in '03. According to Newsmeat, has given 53% of donations to Democrats.
 * Chaka Khan, singer. Attended the 2000 Republican National Convention.
 * Cheryl Ladd, actress. JerseyGOP, Republican babe of the Week!
 * Jim Nantz, CBS Sports broadcaster, has given $3,000 to President Bush, $0 to Democrats.
 * LL Cool J, hip-hop artist. Frequently seen at Republican fundraisers and voted for New York Governor George Pataki.
 * John "Bradshaw" Layfield, professional wrestler. Attended 2004 Republican National Convention. "JBL, Michaels and Show are all Republicans."
 * Marilyn Manson, infamous "shock rocker." In 2000, explained his plan to vote Republican with "if I had to pick, I'd pick Bush, and not necessarily by default." But later he said he didn't vote and that "music and all art really flourishes and becomes much more exciting under a conservative president because there's a need to react against limitations."
 * Dean Martin, Actor and Crooner who passed away in 1995. Close friend of Republican actors John Wayne and Gary Cooper. “The Kennedy’s especially, their father (Joe), in my opinion, nothing more than cheap Irish hucksters out for power” - Dean Martin, to Frank Sinatra.
 * Meat Loaf, singer. Attended George W. Bush's 2000 Inaugural Ball in California.
 * Shawn Michaels, professional wrestler. Attended 2004 Republican National Convention. "JBL, Michaels and Show are all Republicans."
 * Ted Nugent, rock musician and outdoor television host. Edmonton Sun, August 20, 2004.
 * Marie Osmond, entertainer. Attended George W. Bush's 2000 Inaugural Ball in California.
 * Joe Paterno, longtime head coach of the Penn State University football team. Gave seconding speech on behalf of George H.W. Bush at the 1988 Republican National Convention.
 * Mike Piazza, professional baseball player. Celebrated announcement of New York City hosting the 2004 Republican National Convention. Compared meeting Rush Limbaugh to meeting George Washington.
 * Jon Secada, singer. Attended the 2000 Republican National Convention.
 * Vince Vaughn, actor. Owen Wilson said, "Vince actually is a Republican..."
 * Tom Clancy, writer. Has given more than $200,000 to Republican candidates. $0 to Democrats.
 * Heather Whitestone, former Miss America. Spoke at the 1996 and 2000 Republican National Conventions.
 * Hank Williams, Jr., country musician.
 * Bruce Willis, actor. Ron Silver - A True Hollywood-Hero by Lisa Sarrach September 6, 2004,, The Washington Times, Centrists at center stage, by James G. Lakely
 * Darryl Worley, country musician. Appeared at the 2004 Republican National Convention.
 * Steve Young, NFL Hall of Fame quarterback. Spoke at 2000 Republican National Convention and considering running as a Republican candidate in California.
 * Barry Zito, baseball player. "He's a conservative Republican," so says his then-girlfriend Alyssa Milano.
 * Mark O'Meara, Pro golfer. Has given $4,500 to Republicans, $0 to Democrats.
 * Pat Kim, Singer/Guitarist of the buzzsaw power-pop group, the Beatnik Termites, self-described "libertarian hawk" and staffer/columnist with Conservative Punk.
 * Sammy Hagar, singer, contributed $2,000 to the Bush-Cheney 2004 campaign, as well $4,500 to the re-election campaign of Representative Dana Rohrabacher.
 * Britney Spears, singer, reportedly courted to attend the RNC in 2004, but it is unclear whether she passed or conservative grumbling prevented it.
 * Drew Carey, supported George W. Bush in 2004 , however he voted for Libertarian Party nominee Harry Browne in 2000.

Actors

 * Evan Mitchell
 * Wilford Brimley
 * Zachary Ty Bryan
 * Delta Burke
 * Dean Cain
 * Kirk Cameron
 * Drew Carey
 * Dana Carvey
 * Mike Connors


 * Fred Dryer (also football player)
 * Leslie Easterbrook
 * R. Lee Ermey
 * Chad Everett
 * Glenn Ford
 * Peter Ford
 * Jeff Foxworthy
 * John Gavin
 * Sarah Michelle Gellar
 * George Hamilton
 * Jennifer Love Hewitt
 * Catherine Hicks
 * Hal Holbrook
 * Shirley Jones
 * Mike Judge
 * Barbara Luna
 * John Malkovich
 * Jackie Mason, extremely anti-Hillary Clinton, sides with Sean Hannity on TV
 * Larry Miller
 * Yvette Mimieux
 * Ricardo Montalban
 * Michael Moriarty
 * Jim Nabors
 * Jack Nance
 * Leslie Nielsen
 * Chris Noel,.
 * Maureen O'Hara
 * Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen (Olsen twins)
 * Fess Parker
 * Sarah Jessica Parker Engaged in fundraising for the GOP http://www.nrsc.org/newsdesk/document.aspx?ID=1933
 * Joe Pesci
 * Paula Prentiss, Donated money in support of President Bush and Republicans 2004. #17
 * Laura Prepon
 * Jason Priestley
 * Freddie Prinze, Jr.
 * Emily Procter of C.S.I. Miami
 * The Rock (Dwayne Johnson)
 * John Schneider
 * Dwight Schultz
 * Tracy Scoggins
 * Jessica Simpson
 * Gary Sinise
 * Tony Sirico
 * Jaclyn Smith
 * Kevin Sorbo
 * Paul Sorvino
 * David Spade
 * Jaclyn Smith
 * Tommy Tune
 * Janine Turner
 * Hunter Tylo
 * Jean-Claude Van Damme, is said to be very conservative.
 * Jimmie Walker
 * Sela Ward
 * Cindy Williams
 * Efrem Zimbalist Jr.

Filmmakers and Entertainment Executives

 * Milos Forman
 * William Friedkin
 * David Greenwalt
 * Merv Griffin
 * John Hughes
 * Mike Judge
 * John Milius
 * Tim Minear

Baseball

 * Johnny Bench
 * Ralph Branca
 * George Brett
 * Steve Carlton
 * Gary Carter
 * Roger Clemens
 * Rollie Fingers
 * Carlton Fisk
 * Whitey Ford
 * Tom Glavine
 * Bo Jackson
 * Derek Jeter
 * Jeff Kent
 * Harmon Killebrew
 * Al Leiter
 * Don Mattingly
 * Mark McGwire
 * Dale Murphy
 * Mike Piazza
 * Cal Ripken, Jr.
 * Phil Rizzuto
 * Brooks Robinson
 * Alex Rodriguez
 * Curt Schilling
 * Ozzie Smith
 * Bobby Thomson
 * Joe Torre (manager)
 * Bobby Valentine
 * Dave Winfield

Basketball

 * Greg Anthony
 * Charles Barkley
 * Rick Barry
 * Bob Cousy
 * John Havlicek
 * Magic Johnson
 * Bobby Knight (coach)
 * Cheryl Miller
 * Shaquille O'Neal
 * Rick Pitino (coach)
 * Pat Riley (coach)
 * David Robinson

Football (American)

 * Troy Aikman
 * Jerome Bettis
 * Bobby Bowden (coach)
 * Dick Butkus
 * Harry Carson
 * Mike Ditka (also coach)
 * Fred Dryer (also actor)
 * Brett Favre
 * Hayden Fry (coach)
 * Joe Gibbs (coach)
 * Frank Gifford
 * Franco Harris supported John Kerry
 * Lou Holtz (coach)
 * Bo Jackson
 * Deacon Jones
 * Jim Kelly
 * Marv Levy (coach)
 * John Lynch
 * Peyton Manning
 * Dan Marino
 * Joe Montana
 * Tom Osborne (coach)
 * Gale Sayers
 * Don Shula (coach)
 * Bart Starr
 * Joe Theismann
 * Herschel Walker
 * Reggie White
 * Steve Young
 * Mike Shanahan (coach)

Golf

 * Arnold Palmer
 * Tiger Woods

Ice hockey
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 * Mike Bossy
 * Mark Messier

Soccer/Football

 * Michelle Akers
 * Carla Overbeck
 * Christie Pearce Rampone
 * Troy Aikman

Tennis

 * Pete Sampras

Other sports figures

 * Kane (Glen Jacobs) (Professional Wrestler)
 * Jackie Joyner-Kersee (track and field)
 * Don King (boxing promoter), Donated money in support of President Bush and Republicans 2004. #17
 * John "Bradshaw" Layfield (Professional Wrestler)
 * Vince McMahon (Professional Wrestling Promoter)
 * Richard Petty (auto racing)
 * Daize Shayne (surfing)
 * Peter Ueberroth (baseball and Olympics executive)
 * Dwayne Johnson, Actor, Former World Wrestling Entertainment athlete.
 * Brett Favre, Pro Football Legendary Quaterback

Authors

 * Tom Clancy
 * Ann Coulter
 * Clive Cussler
 * Jonah Goldberg, editor of the National Review Online #19

Country and Western

 * Clint Black
 * Dixie Carter
 * Mark Chestnut
 * Charlie Daniels
 * Crystal Gayle
 * Montgomery Gentry
 * Lee Greenwood
 * Cledus T. Judd
 * Naomi Judd
 * Lyle Lovett
 * Barbara Mandrell
 * Martina McBride
 * LeeAnn Rimes
 * SheDaisy
 * Ricky Skaggs
 * Mel Tillis
 * Randy Travis
 * Lee Ann Womack

Pop and Rock

 * Frankie Avalon
 * Jeff "Skunk" Baxter
 * Belinda Carlisle
 * Gary Cherone
 * Destiny's Child
 * Pat DiNizio, lead singer of The Smithereens, on NJ Station WDHA said "I think the Smithereens are the only band from NJ NOT voting for Kerry"
 * Dana Glover
 * Amy Grant
 * Sammy Hagar
 * MC Hammer (a.k.a. "Hammer")
 * James Hetfield, lead singer of Metallica
 * LL Cool J endorsed NY governor George Pataki
 * Chaka Khan
 * Kid Rock
 * Kerry King Guitarist of Slayer
 * Mike Love (The Beach Boys)
 * Johnny Mathis
 * Meat Loaf
 * Billy Milano Vocalist of Stormtroopers of Death
 * Ted Nugent
 * Marie Osmond
 * John Popper, lead singer of Blues Traveler
 * Johnny Ramone, late guitarist for The Ramones
 * Lou Rawls
 * Jon Secada
 * Ryan Shuck, Orgy guitarist
 * David Silveria, Korn drummer
 * Paul Stanley
 * Frank Wyatt
 * Zakk Wylde Guitarist/vocalist of Black Label Society

Other musical figures

 * Yo-Yo Ma, classical cellist
 * Wynton Marsalis, jazz trumpeter
 * Ronan Tynan, tenor vocalist

Journalists

 * Neil Cavuto (Donated money to the Bush campaign in 2000)
 * Anderson Cooper
 * Lou Dobbs

Other

 * Dave Barry
 * Ericka Harold, former Miss America
 * Kathy Ireland
 * Nicole Johnson, former Miss America
 * Jack Welch, business CEO
 * Heather Whitestone, former Miss America
 * John Wayne, actor (posthumous)

Actors

 * Adam Baldwin, is a Republican even stating his views on-line at Fireflyfans.net.
 * Robert Davi, actor, is a member of a Hollywood Republican Group.
 * Doris Day, actor, Limbaugh says that the only thing she disagrees with him about is animal rights.
 * Shannen Doherty, "I'm a conservative. I was an avid supporter of Ronald Reagan; I thought he was fabulous." #14
 * Jerry Doyle, #14
 * Jonathan Jackson, He and his brother Richard campiaigned for President Bush. #14
 * Richard Lee Jackson, He and his brother Jonathan campaigned for President Bush. #14
 * Norm MacDonald, Canadian who became an American and supports the Republicans.

Producers

 * Aaron Russo, Hollywood producer, #14
 * Mike Wilson, #18

Athletes

 * Dennis Eckersley
 * Jerome Bettis, Super Bowl winner

Listed with a single source from what is basically a humorous webpage

 * Buzz Aldrin, astronaut,
 * Neil Armstrong, astronaut,
 * Joe Bonsall, musician,
 * Van Cliburn, classical pianist,
 * Mary Higgins Clark,
 * Ben Crenshaw,
 * Billy Ray Cyrus,
 * Chris Evert,
 * Lee Iacocca, Business CEO,
 * Tom Joyner,
 * Tommy Lasorda,
 * Loretta Lynn, musician,
 * Joe Paterno, coach,
 * Digger Phelps, coach,
 * Nolan Ryan,
 * Bo Schembechler, coach,
 * Charles Schwab,
 * Michael W. Smith, musician,
 * Roger Staubach,
 * Dick Vermeil, coach,
 * Zig Zigler, self promoter,
 * Evan Mitchell, student, supports George W Bush and the G.O.P. party

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