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https://www.huffpost.com/entry/why-bill-maher-wont-join-the-right_n_67e81e98e4b03539cbafe438
short answer: Because I don't want to live in North Korea.
short answer: Because I don't want to live in North Korea.
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Bill Maher has definitively stated that he will not join the Republican Party, citing a desire to avoid a regime akin to North Korea. Despite identifying as an old-school liberal, Maher frequently engages with right-wing talking points, particularly regarding trans issues and COVID-19 responses. His long-standing anti-vaccine stance has drawn criticism, with notable instances such as his comments on vaccine testing during an episode of "Real Time with Bill Maher." This discussion highlights the perception among some Republicans and Democrats that Maher might align with conservative views.
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I'm surprised at that. Anti vaxer?What I find interesting is there are Republicans who thought it plausible that Maher would consider joining their party. I wouldn't be surprised if many Democrats also felt the same way. For all his claims about being an old school liberal, he seems pretty obsessed with right-wing talking points, like trans issues. His take on the response to COVID is laughably simplistic, and he's been a long-time anti-vaxxer.