Stacey Dash Writing Book on Hollywood’s ‘Brutal Backlash’ to Her Conservatism

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Clueless actress and Outnumbered cohost Stacey Dash announced Wednesday morning Regnery will publish her book, There Goes My Social Life, detailing the criticism she faced after coming out as a conservative in 2012.

“Dash shocked the upper echelons of the movie and music industries when she announced that she was sick of being disappointed by the Obama White House and endorsed Mitt Romney for president on Twitter,” Regnery said in a press release. “The backlash was swift and brutal.”

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In 2012 Dash churned her 140-character Romney support into high-profile media appearances. She joined Outnumbered, Fox’s midday talk show, last spring, and has since carved a niche for herself with expert analysis on Middle East policy.

Regnery is a publishing house owned by Salem Media Group, a conservative media conglomerate that runs a number of right wing radio syndications and conservative websites ranging from Townhall to Twitchy. Just yesterday Salem announced it would be partnering with CNN for three early GOP primary debates.

[h/t Washington Examiner]

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