Actor Kelsey Grammar Ponders Future in Politics

Actor Kelsey Grammar may soon be called candidate Kelsey Grammar.

The former “Frasier” and “Cheers” actor told Us Weekly the draw is, in part, due to a duty he feels he owes the country.

“It would possibly tick that box for me, in terms of the service I feel I should have given to my fellow man — to my fellow countrymen — that I missed in the military,” Grammer said. “Maybe that would be the way to do it. I have wrestled with it.”

Grammer, 71, said he might wait until his youngest children are older before running for public office. He doesn’t consider his age to be an obstacle.

“I’m vital and prepared to stay that way for quite a while, and yes, it’s likely I will at least throw my hat in the ring in some way,” he said.

The idea of throwing his hat in the political ring is not new to Grammar.

He talked about the possibility of a political career with Fox News’ Sean Hannity and Alan Colmes in 2003.

He said would consider it “later in my life”and envisioned himself as a senator.

He’s also supported President 👤Donald Trump and has called “maybe the greatest” president.