John Stamos, the actor famous for his role as Jesse Katsopolis on Full House, recently emceed a charity event for nurses at Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Florida. This led to backlash from critics on social media, many of whom were quick to condemn Stamos for associating with Trump, despite his well-known left-wing views.

In response to the criticism, Stamos refused to apologize, explaining in an Instagram post that he accepted the invitation to emcee the event to support frontline heroes. He emphasized that the gala, which benefits The Academy for Nursing and Health Occupations, was a nonpartisan cause focused on addressing the critical healthcare worker shortage in Palm Beach County. Stamos stood by his decision, stating that supporting nurses was essential and not political.

The actor also reaffirmed his personal values and political beliefs, clarifying that they hadn’t changed. To further demonstrate his liberal stance, Stamos included a link to Democracy Forward, a Trump-hating nonprofit, in his post, urging donations to it alongside the event. While he didn’t endorse Trump or apologize, his message seemed to upset those in the cancel culture community who demanded his condemnation.

In the wake of the event, social media users voiced their disappointment, with some suggesting that Stamos had betrayed his fans, while others accused him of aligning with the “MAGA cult.” Despite the outrage, Stamos stood firm against the cancel culture, highlighting his commitment to supporting healthcare workers and refusing to bow to ideological pressure.

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