John Krair caused an unexpected Twitter altercation with Florida Congressman Matt Gates on Saturday after revealing he had contributed to his political rival.
It all started on Saturday after the 55-year-old swiped at Cry Gates and tweeted that he had donated money to Democrat Phil Ehr.
‘Rep. Matt Gates invited a white supremacist to the State of the Union, ‘he wrote, referring to the Alt Wright activist. Charles c. Johnson.
‘[Matt] Tried to intimidate a federal witness [Michael Cohen], Accepted a sociopathic racism [Laura Loomer] They praised the death of immigrants for Congress. ‘
Six hours later, a 38-year-old GOP politician criticized Krier on Twitter. Acting career.
‘Charlie Sheen fully carried two and a half men,’ Gates, 38, wrote.
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In the blast: Two stars, a half-man John Krieer (L) following a Twitter scandal against Florida Congressman Matt Gates (r).
Three reasons: The feud erupted after the 55-year-old New Yorker reported that the 38-year-old Republican politician had donated to his Democratic opponent, Phil Ehr.
When Crore and Charlie Sheen, 55, made their CBS debut in 2003, they starred in the popular sitcom Two and a Half Men.
The award-winning series continued with its original cast until 2011, when Sheen’s ‘dangerous self-destructive behavior’, provocative comments about the producers, and because it was hard to work with.
Sheen, then the highest paid actor on American television, was admitted to a rehabilitation center. In Sheen’s absence, Ashton appointed Kutcher.
Referring to his former screen brother, Gates responded directly to Cryor: ‘Charlie Sheen carried two and a half men’
Then John replied: ‘Is that why it lasted 4 more years after he left and won the land for the best actor in comedy?’
In response to Gates, Krier praised his endorsements and suspended the franchise’s success after Sheen’s dismissal.
‘So, it’s been 4 more years since he’s gone and won him the land for Best Actor in Comedy?’ Crier wrote.
Crier received two Land Awards for his portrayal of chiropractor Alan Harper in all 262 episodes of Sitcom over a 12-year period.
Two, one and a half men: Technically, Crier received two Emmy Awards for his portrayal of chiropractor Alan Harper in all 262 episodes of CBS sitcom that aired over 12 seasons from 2003-2015.
Krieer added in a separate tweet that the excavation at the gate was not an insult to Sheen or his talent.
“FWW, this was not meant to be Charlie’s slam,” Crayer said. ‘
‘He was undeniably the star of the show. And a great actor. Despite his problems, we have a lot more heights than low.
‘But you can’t say he “did” a show that lasted four years without him.’
Gates tried to minimize Craier’s awards, saying, ‘What is a land? An award given by Hollywood itself? I win the election. ‘
Then the Donald Trump defender insulted John’s land victories: ‘What is a land? An award given by Hollywood itself? I will win the election ‘
‘He was undeniably the star of the show’: Matt says he can’t say. [Sheen] He “performed” a show that lasted four years without him, but made it clear that he did not underestimate the abilities of his abused 55 – year – old former costume.
The couple’s Twitter spot will gradually trend on social media and motivate others to resist the cry.
Comedian Patton Oswalt retweeted this annoyance and played Crayer’s 1986 breakout role in Philippe ‘Ducky’ Daleki Pretty In Pink: ‘Don’t. F ***. With. Ducky. ‘
The exchange also retweeted Star Wars legend Mark Ham and backed Krier.
“This is the moment when Matt Gates decided to show that he is not only a disgusting person, but also a terrible television critic,” Hamil wrote.
‘Thumbs down. John Cryer for success !!! Victory sign. ‘
Comedian Patton Oswalt retweeted this annoyance and portrayed John’s 1986 breakout role in Philippe ‘Ducky’ Daleki Pretty In Pink: ‘No. F ***. With. Ducky ‘
‘In addition to being a disgusting person, he is also a terrific television commentator’: Star Wars legend Mark Hamm also backs Kraer.
Crier, who recognized John McCain as president in 2008 – will next play his recurring role as supervillain Lex Luthor in the sixth season of Supergare, which will be on display at CW ‘Mid Season 2021’.
This is not the first time Gates has engaged in a virtual argument with a celebrity on Twitter.
In June, Ron Perman, the actor on the series Sons of Anarchy, criticized him for ‘saying that he’s not a US soccer team better than having a soccer team that does not stand for the national anthem.’
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