Candace Cameron Bure talks being a conservative in Hollywood

Candace Cameron Bure is telling folks what it is like “if you’re a conservative in Hollywood.”

The previous Full Home star posted a TikTok on Tuesday with these phrases typed throughout it. Within the video, she lip-synced to the phrases, “Is it me? Am I the drama? I do not suppose I am the drama. Perhaps I’m. Am I the villain? I don’t suppose I am the villain.”

Simply final week, the actress defined the problem of getting hosted ABC’s daytime speak present The View, from 2015 to 2016, as a result of she had been pushed to speak politics.

“I used to be pitched a totally totally different route, as a result of that was my hesitation. I stated, ‘Politics isn’t, it is not my bag. I’ve by no means spoken publicly about politics. I do not even come from a political household, that means I did not develop up talking about politics,'” Bure instructed Sara Haines, one in all her former co-hosts who continues to seem on the present, on the Behind the Desk podcast. “So they’d instructed me, ‘We’re going a lot lighter,’ much more could be evergreen. We wish to speak extra about household and intercourse and life, so I used to be, like, completely, 100%, I am onboard. After which all of it modified when Trump entered the race.”

Bure stated she felt the stress of getting to symbolize politically conservative ladies, since she was the one one on the panel of hosts who recognized that manner. Typically, she would get sick to her abdomen and crying earlier than the present was an everyday factor.

“The View, by far, was the hardest job,” stated Bure, who’s labored within the leisure trade since 1983. “And as quickly as Donald Trump gained that election, I used to be like, this has acquired to go, as a result of I couldn’t, I didn’t wish to be the punching bag for the subsequent 4 years in that conservative seat. I simply did not wish to. And it wasn’t value it to me. It wasn’t value my psychological well being, which was already struggling, so it was an easy resolution.”

Earlier this month, she drew criticism (and a few cheers) when she stated that she’s not anti-vaccine, however “pro-medical freedom,” “pro-informed consent,” “pro-immune system,” “pro-early intervention” and “pro-sunlight, train, actual meals & nutritional vitamins.”