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Kelsey Grammer says he’s considering a run for political office
Grammer said a sense of duty and unfinished military service could motivate a future bid, but he would wait until the timing is right.
- On Thursday, Actor Kelsey Grammer met with President Donald Trump at the White House amid speculation about a potential political run, confirming to Weekly that he would "consider" running for office.
- Grammer stated that a potential run stems from a personal sense of duty to his fellow countrymen that he missed by not serving in the military during the Vietnam War.
- Located in the Catskills, the actor's 500-acre estate sits within New York's 19th Congressional District, where Republicans are eyeing the seat as a potential pickup.
- While promoting his new movie Young Washington, Grammer described President Donald Trump as "very positive, uplifting, and impressive," and continues hosting Fox Nation's The Patriot War, premiering Sunday.
- Grammer noted that his political aspirations may manifest "in some way" in the coming years, though he emphasized that deciding to enter politics is not something one can determine overnight.
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