Bradley Whitford Explains 'Fakest Thing' About 'The West Wing' As He Campaigns For Biden
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Whitford compared the political drama to real Washington, D.C., in a fundraising email sent out Tuesday.
“The West Wing” star Bradley Whitford thinks the beloved Washington, D.C., drama got one big thing wrong about conservatives.
Addressing voters in a campaign fundraising email for President Joe Biden on Tuesday, the veteran actor wrote, “The fakest thing about ‘The West Wing’ was that we had rational Republicans.”
“In reality, the GOP today is led by a racist birther and twice-impeached con man who is now a convicted felon,” added Whitford, who played fictional White House deputy chief of staff Josh Lyman on the early-2000s NBC drama.
But former President Donald Trump wasn’t “the only one at fault” for the Republican Party’s increasingly extreme stances, Whitford wrote. “He’s been embraced by spineless MAGA extremists at every rung of the Party ladder.”
“That’s why I’m urging everyone to take concrete steps that will help reelect President Joe Biden,” the message continued.
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