Fox Business hostKatrina Campinssuggested that any women who want to be hotter should join the Republican Party.Speaking on the Wednesday installment of the Fox News programJesse Watters Primetime, Campins said of celebrity Sydney Sweeney (who is a registered Republican voter), Shes getting hotter, and [Democrats are] so jealous, right? Theyre like, Shes so Republican, she gets hotter by the minute, right? And so my advice to all the ladies: Our side is better, and you get hotter, right? All Republican women are hot! Tell me thats not true. Related Republicans introduce Womens Bill of Rights that includes only one right for women It is true, replied Watters. When you register Republican, you just get hotter.Campins made her comment in response to criticisms against Sweeney made by MSNBC host Krystal Ball on a recent installment of the Ive Had Itpodcast. Never Miss a Beat Subscribe to our newsletter to stay ahead of the latest LGBTQ+ political news and insights. Subscribe to our Newsletter today [Sweeney] knows what shes doing, Ball said. She wants to appeal to these, like, right-wing, ethno-centric white nationalists, effectively. She thought this would be great for her career. Turns out, they dont want to see an artsy movie about, like, a female boxer whos a lesbian, like Christy this movie she just put out thattotally bombedat the box office. The 2025 movieChristywas a box office bomb,earning only $1.3 million in its opening weekenddespite having a $15 million production budget and a release in over 2,000 theaters. Sweeney was widely criticized for appearing in an American Eagle advertisement earlier this year, which declared that she has good jeans.Critics noted that the ads mention of jeans (which is a homophone of genes) reinforced eugenist, white supremacist views of white peoples genes being superior and preferable to those of other races. Fears of white supremacy have increased during the presidents very racist second term.Subscribe to theLGBTQ Nation newsletterand be the first to know about the latest headlines shaping LGBTQ+ communities worldwide.