Actor Kevin Sorbo told Newsmax Tuesday that those on the political left wake up every day and look for something to take offense to, whether it’s the color of a character’s costume or the language used when speaking, calling the search for outrage “ridiculous.”
The “Hercules” actor said that the current controversy surrounding the 1990s children’s show “Mighty Morphin Power Rangers” — which recently came under scrutiny for casting a Black actor as the Black Ranger and an Asian actor as the Yellow Ranger — is “just silliness.”
“I meet a lot of these guys,” Sorbo said on Newsmax’s “National Report.” “I’ve met many of them in those roles at different comic cons we’ve gone to to sign autographs for fans around the country, around the world. They’re all wonderful people. Not one of them has brought up anything like that to me. And once again, it’s this whole craziness that goes on, that every day these people wake up and go, ‘Gee, what can offend me today?’
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