Dwight Schultz

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Dwight Schultz in 1996
William Dwight Schultz (born November 24, 1947) is an American actor and conservative political commentator. He is primarily known for his role as Howlin' Mad Murdock in the 80s TV series The A-Team, itself famous for firing a million-and-one bullets at people and never killing anyone. He also played the adorably neurotic Lieutenant Reginald "Broccoli" Barclay on a few episodes of Star Trek.

One of handful of conservatives in the baby-eating atheist-liberal-communist filled land of Hollywood,[1] Schultz has made a name for himself in recent years as a commentator, hosting the conservative talk radio podcast Howling Mad Radio,[2] writing on the blog Big Hollywood,[3] and acting as a substitute host for America's favorite talk-radio Republican Michael Savage.

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  1. Although the allegedly low number of conservative show business types seems to be an exaggeration considering all of the "talent" involved in the making of An American Carol, not to mention the likes of Ben Stein, Mel Gibson and Kirk Cameron (to name a few). And let's not forget the late Hollywood B-lister Ronald Reagan, movie star Charlton Heston, director Cecil B. DeMille, and studio chief Louis B. Mayer. DeMille and Mayer were both big supporters of the black list of the 1940s and 50s. Maybe it's just that liberals are better storytellers and entertainers than conservatives. Or maybe not, at least as far as the storytelling goes.
  2. Podcast Alley - Howling Mad Radio hosted by Dwight Schultz
  3. Big Hollywood - Dwight Schultz
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