in the "Barrel Bear" episode. Charlotte York from Sex and the City — Was a member of the Young Republicans in college. Kirsten Cohen from The O.C. – In "The Case of the Franks" episode flashback, Sandy asks her if she is a Republican and she nods her head. Herb Tarlek from WKRP in Cincinnati Maxwell Sheffield from The Nanny Tobias Fünke from Arrested Development is seen wearing a shirt that reads Bush/Cheney 2000. Judge Atallah Sims from 100 Centre Street Leon Carp on Roseanne. In the episode "December Bride", Leon tells Roseanne "I hate to shop! I am absolutely insensitive. I detest Barbra Streisand. And for God's sake, I'm a Republican!" Dr. Arthur Harmon on Maude Mr. Kraft on Sabrina the Teenage Witch says in the episode "Finger Lickin' Flu": "And that's why I'm a Republican" when Sabrina has fun with the magic lollipop he has sucked which will make him believe everything he is told by claiming that then-President Bill Clinton insulted him on television. Harold Weir and Cindy Sanders on Freaks and Geeks Lisa Hayes on Diff'rent Strokes. Zeb Colter and Jack Swagger in WWE were members of the Tea Party movement. John Casey from the Chuck Schmidt from New Girl Detective Odafin Tutuola from Law & Order: SVU is identified as a Republican. Mike Baxter from Last Man Standing whose politically conservative views are a main focus-point on the show. Lawson from Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul supports stand-your-ground laws considering them to be a moral right. Animation Yancy Fry, Sr., father of Philip J. Fry, was a staunch Republican and demonstrated strong respect for Richard Nixon when meeting him in "Game of Tones" (albeit within Fry's own mind, although he'd know his father's political beliefs). Fry himself expressed brief support of Nixon as well during his 3012 reelection campaign, though he was subsequently admonished by Leela and attended Nixon's opponent's election night rally by the end of the episode. Stephen Stotch, Linda Stotch, Mr. Mackey (despite opposing the Iraq War in 2003), Mr. Garrison, Principal Victoria, and Butters Stotch all supported Sen. John McCain's presidential campaign in 2008 in the South Park episode "About Last Night". Mr. Garrison also ran for president as a Republican in 2016 with Caitlyn Jenner as his running mate and defeated Hillary Clinton in the general election with him serving as a parody of Donald Trump. Ike Broflovski cried