General Hospital Alum Ingo Rademacher Riles Up His Fans With This Post

He might no longer be on the canvas, but he’s certainly stirring up drama elsewhere. General Hospital alum Ingo Rademacher, who was once best known for his role as Jasper Jacks on the hit ABC soap, has riled up his fans with what some people would say is a thought-provoking post. Others would say it’s controversial. Here’s what you need to know.

General Hospital Alum Ingo Rademacher Riles Up His Fans With This Post

Ingo took to his Instagram account to share a meme that said, “Voting smart is voting for the lesser of the two evils. That just happens to be the not even close to perfect Republican Party.”

Of course, many of his fans sure had a lot to say about this. Some commented with, “Neither party is perfect. Voting smart starts with the Primaries getting all these lifelong politicians on both sides out,” along with, “Vote red. And vote out the Rhinos. So many exceptional candidates on the republican tickets this year. The party is changing. Be the force that votes and helps change it.”

Another critic wrote, “Man is flawed and will be held to account. That being said, vote for the candidate that puts God, Country and rule of law first.”

General Hospital News: Ingo’s Fans Speak Out

Meanwhile, Ingo alleged just last month that the ABC network is trying to harass his supporters. He was let go last November after refusing to comply with the network’s mandatory COVID vaccine mandate. 

According to court papers filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, ABC is now asking that Ingo show every single private message that states the network is trying to harass his supporters.

“I believe ABC’s real purpose in asking for all these private communications is to find out which people have supported me, so it can harass them, and to let everybody in Hollywood know that if they support me, ABC and others will find out,” Ingo says in a sworn declaration. “There is a strong cancel-culture in Hollywood right now. I do not think the people who have messaged me privately would want ABC and others to know that. They might get canceled too.”

Ingo also says that a lot of his messages came from his former co-workers as well as from his fans.

“The messages were sent to me privately, with the understanding that they would be kept private,” Rademacher says. “I have done that. The most I have said is that I received many supportive messages.”

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