The following is a list of fictional characters who have associated with the Democratic Party of the United States. The list can include television characters, film characters, literature characters, or fictional characters from any other medium. Characters identified as Democrats The following is a list of fictional television characters who were described as Democrats or who are associated with the Democratic Party. This section is only intended to include fictional characters who explicitly identified as Democrats. Film Bill McKay, Senate candidate played by Robert Redford, in The Candidate (1972) is a Democrat. Barbara Baxley talks about the Kennedys in Nashville (1975). Gore Vidal plays a Democratic Senator in Bob Roberts (1992). Michael Douglas portrays Democratic President Andy Shepherd in The American President (1995). Ethan Hawke steals McCain signs in Boyhood (2014). Fred Flarsky in Long Shot hates Republicans Will Hayes from Definitely, Maybe worked on Bill Clinton's 1992 campaign. Television Grace Adler from Will & Grace – "I'm allergic to Bees and I'm a Democrat." Lloyd Braun on Seinfeld - worked for David Dinkins, a Democratic mayor of New York City. Rebecca Bunch from Crazy Ex-Girlfriend stated that she is liberal. Christine Campbell on The New Adventures of Old Christine - founded her college's branch of the College Democrats John Dorian from Scrubs – On the episode My Number One Doc", wore a shirt during a game of basketball which said "Ass Man" with the Democratic donkey Shirley Feeney from Laverne & Shirley, when introduced to "Rhonda Lee, actress, model, dancer", replies "Shirley Feeney, Irish, Protestant, Democrat". Alicia Florrick and Peter Florrick from The Good Wife run for office as Democrats. Lorelai Gilmore – Despite her parents being strict conservatives, she registered as a Democrat Steven Keaton and Elyse Keaton from Family Ties - former 1960's hippies and lifetime war protesters which put them at odds with their staunchly conservative Republican son, Alex P. Keaton. Murray Klein on Archie Bunker's Place Leslie Knope from Parks and Recreation was chosen by the Democratic National Committee to run for Governor of Indiana. She was also described on the show as having political views that were "...to the left of Leon Trotsky." Diane Lockhart from The Good Wife and The Good Fight expresses many Democratic views, and identifies as a Democrat. Olivia Marsdin (portrayed by Lynda Carter) from Supergirl (TV series) who served as the President of the USA on Kara's Earth for