Kelly Dodd says she's still paying the price for speaking her mind.The former "Real Housewives of Orange County" star, who calls herself socially liberal but fiscally conservative, is sounding off on cancel culture, political division and the backlash that has followed her for years, saying she feels isolated for refusing to conform."I feel like if you don't believe along the same lines they do, they don't like you … I feel like I am an outcast," Dodd said on Jamie Kennedy's podcast.KELLY DODD CLAIMS SHE WAS FIRED FROM 'REAL HOUSEWIVES' BECAUSE SHE'S CONSERVATIVEKelly Dodd claims she's still paying the price for speaking her mind, calling out what she sees as growing political intolerance in America.(Tommy Garcia/Bravo)She added, "I feel that I'm getting politically discriminated against."The reality television personality, who was fired from "Real Housewives" in 2021 after making controversial remarks about the COVID-19 pandemic and being accused of mocking the Black Lives Matter movement, suggested that ideological differences have become increasingly divisive in America, claiming that those with opposing viewpoints are often treated differently."It's like rules for me but not for thee again," Dodd said.While criticizing what she sees as growing intolerance from the left, Dodd maintained that she respects the rights of people who disagree with her."If you're a Democrat and you believe in all these things, I don't hate you," she said.
"I respect your view.I don't hate you because you lean — you like the policies ...
That's your right as an American to feel that way.I don't politically hate you for that."LIKE WHAT YOU’RE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSDodd previously said she was fired from "Real Housewives" because she is conservative.
(Charles Sykes/Bravo/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images)"But they hate anyone that doesn't think along the lines as them.So it's just so hypocritical.
The hypocrisy is real, and I just don't understand that."D...