People.com Politics Kirstie Alley Says She No Longer Supports Trump as He Tweets Ad Featuring Her Endorsement The actress sparred with Twitter users after announcing her support of Trump in April By Stephanie Petit Stephanie Petit Stephanie Petit is a Royals Writer/Reporter at PEOPLE. She has been with the brand since 2016 after graduating from The College of New Jersey and holding previous positions at Seventeen, CBS Radio and more. Follow the proud dog mom on Twitter at @stephpetit_ for the latest on Queen Elizabeth's corgis. People Editorial Guidelines Updated on December 2, 2020 02:19 AM Share Tweet Pin Email Photo: Win McNamee/Getty;D Dipasupil/Getty Add Kirstie Alley to the long list of those jumping off the Donald Trump bandwagon. Although the 65-year-old actress previously declared she was a supporter of the Republican nominee, Alley renounced her backing in a tweet on early Sunday. “I hate this election and I’m officially no longer endorsing either candidate,” she wrote. Referring to a video of a woman helping bear cubs out of a dumpster, she added, “I’m voting for the woman with the ladder.” However, it seems the 70-year-old Republican nominee didn’t get the message. Trump retweeted a fan-made ad of women who endorse Trump featuring Alley, former Miss Wisconsin Melissa Young and son Donald Trump, Jr.‘s wife Vanessa Trump on Sunday. Alley sparred with Twitter users after announcing her support of Trump in April. Many prominent Republicans – including Arizona senator John McCain, former secretary of state Condoleezza Rice and former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger – have openly declared they would not be voting for Trump in the wake of the newly uncovered video from 2005 in which the candidate brags about groping women.