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Slack.com slash DHQ. Former television stars Eric Sumbudy and Deborah

something else are looking to blacklist any Hollywood people who support Donald Trump.

The stars of the TV show Will and Grace, which was apparently shorthand for triumph of

the Will and this grace. If you get that joke, you'll probably laugh yourself to death

because you're already 92. Anyway, they called on any showbiz folks who attended a Trump

fundraiser to be exposed so that they could refuse to work with them. Actress Deborah Messing

said, quote, Hollywood is a town dedicated to diversity and tolerance and anyone who

disagrees should have their career destroyed. Will and Grace help change people's minds so

that gay people would no longer be excluded by those who disagreed with them but would

instead be included among those who could exclude other people they disagree with. After

all, when I support a candidate, I'm not afraid to go public and thus get more parts

and media attention and awards. Why should Trump supporters be afraid to go public and

be utterly crushed and vilified and harassed? Unquote. Eric McCormick who played Will on

the show said, quote, I am so tolerant. I agreed to play a gay man on Will and Grace,

even though I am not at all gay and I'm in fact very masculine with a deep physical desire

for women. But all the same, I made the decision to play a homosexual because that's just

how open-minded I am as a supporter of gays, even though I'm far, far, straighter than

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