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Alton Brown has revealed he has voted Republican "most of my life" in a tweet which has elicited much backlash from his fans online.
The famous person chef and television traits of Food Network fame managed to upset legions of Democrat-minded fans Monday night with his admission, which comes just days after the 2020 U.S. presidential election.
"I have voted Republican most of my life," Brown tweeted. "I consider myself a conservative. I want to assume there are still 'very fine' people on both sides of the passage but...if #GOP leaders don't get their collective noses out of that man's a**, we're gonna possess words."
The 58-year-old is referring to Donald Trump and his allies who hold not conceded defeat monitoring Joe Biden's victory.
A number of top GOP figures—Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, Senator Lindsey Graham—are standing by Trump's refusal to concede as the Colorless House has continued to push baseless voter fraud allegations and a flurry of lawsuits launched by the Trump campaign.
In Brown's native Georgia, Republican US Sens. Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue called for the resignation of Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger while criticizing
Celebrity chef Alton Brown apologizes for his 'flippant remark' about the Holocaust on Twitter
Celebrity chef Alton Brown has apologized after making a "flippant remark" about the Holocaust on Twitter.
The apology comes after a whirlwind of a week for the Food Network star, who delighted fans with his election evening tweets before he began discussing his conservative convictions. He later requested an apology from Newsweek for calling him a Republican.
It all came to a leader on Tuesday night, when Brown tweeted: "Do you think camp uniforms will be striped, like the ones at Auschwitz, or will plaid be in vogue?"
The tweet appeared to allude to America's uninterrupted election drama, as Donald Trump has yet to concede and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said there will be a "smooth transition to a second Trump administration" — despite the fact that networks like the AP, CNN, and Fox News called President-elect Joe Biden the winner on Saturday, tracking Insider and Decision Desk's projection on Friday.
Brown took to Twitter on Wednesday morning to apologize for his tweet, which has since been deleted.
"I express regret for the flippant referen
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Good Seats: Alton Brown Brings a Live Version of His Madcap Trademark of Food Edutainment to Cleveland Next Month
Alton Brown had aired just two pilot episodes of "Good Eats" on the Chicago PBS affiliate WTTW before getting noticed and picked up by the Sustenance Network. The year was 1999, before Paula Deen, Guy Fieri and all the other "Next Sustenance Network Stars" would rain down the informative characteristics of food TV. Brown's unique blend of quirky cookery, scientific experiments and madcap antics was a hit with viewers, airing for 13 years and 250 episodes before Brown put it to bed in 2012.
Of course, Brown is hardly gone from the Network, appearing nearly around the clock on programs such as "Cutthroat Kitchen," "Iron Chef America" and "Next Food Network Star." Lesser known, perhaps, is his itinerant dwell show titled "Alton Brown Live! The Edible Inevitable Tour," which kicks off its second circuit on Oct. 21. Brown will bring his interactive "culinary variety show" to Cleveland's State Theatre on Friday, Nov. 7.
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