Scott Baio, who was among the few Republicans in Hollywood, reiterated his call for a 200-foot wall at the border as he shared a tweet from Leading Report on X.
“I said this a few years ago!” said Baio.
In 2016, Baio shared during his interview with Whatever It Takes host Curt Schilling that the Democrats’ objective for supporting immigration is to gain more votes.
“I know what the endgame is with illegal immigration—in California, if you are here illegally, you get a driver’s license, and if you have a driver’s license, you can go vote—so, the endgame—always, always—for Democrats votes.”
The Charles in Charge star added, “The Syrian refugees? Votes. Any people who are allowed in here through an executive order or some sort of amnesty—Dreamers? Amnesty?—whatever word—poll-tested word—they want to get people the ability to vote is what they will do and the country will be damned.”
“Screw the economy. Screw everything. It doesn’t matter; as long as you vote for us, you can come here.”
Baio further quipped, “If it were the other way around? Oh, Curt, you know this. If these illegals were voting Republican? There would be a 200-foot wall down at the border, 80 feet thick, 75 feet down.”
The television star has long been a vocal supporter of the GOP, and he is proud of his conservative views. He also attended and spoke during the 2016 Republican National Convention and endorsed the GOP nominee during the 2016 presidential elections, Donald Trump.
In his speech at the 2016 GOP Convention, the actor said, “Folks, our country right now is in a very bad spot. You can feel it. You can see it everywhere. There’s no stability. Nothing seems right. And all the things that we hold dear are being attacked every single day.”
“We cannot go down this road anymore. We need to stop. We need Donald Trump to fix this. Is Donald Trump a messiah? No. He’s just a man. A man who wants to give back to his country, America.”
And his message remains especially true under Biden’s regime.
Baio also blasted Hollywood liberals who expressed fear for Trump’s presidency during his 2016 run.
He says, “Grow up.”
“I was nervous for eight years with Obama. I had to suck it up and deal with it. Do the same, and maybe your country will be a better place than it was.”
The “Happy Days” star also expressed disappointment when, in 2020, his co-stars organized a fundraising activity to support the Wisconsin Democratic Party.
“What a shame to use a classic show like Happy Days about America to promote an anti-American socialist,” Baio wrote on X, then Twitter.
