Reagan Star Dennis Quaid on the Decline of Liberal Republicans

Hollywood Actor Expresses Concerns About the Republican Party's Shift to the Right

Quaid, a lifelong Republican, fears that the party has become too extreme and out of touch with reality.

Dennis Quaid, the star of the miniseries "Reagan", recently spoke out about his concerns about the Republican Party's shift to the right. "I miss liberal Republicans," Quaid said in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter. Said Quaid, "I mean what happened to them?""

Quaid's comments come as the Republican Party has become increasingly divided between its moderate and conservative wings. The party's base has become more conservative in recent years, and this has led to a shift in the party's platform. The party is now more focused on issues such as tax cuts, deregulation, and gun rights. Meanwhile many moderate Republicans have left the party in recent years.

Quaid is not the only Republican who has expressed concerns about the party's shift to the right. Former President George H.W. Bush has also said that he is "dismayed" by the party's current direction. And former Secretary of State Colin Powell has said that the party has become "too intolerant" and "too ideological" "We need more people in the middle," he added.

It remains to be seen whether the Republican Party will be able to moderate its positions and appeal to a broader range of voters