Yvonne De Carlo was a Republicunt

The Addams Family was better.

DIG HER UP! DIG HER UP!

Well, no one ever turned to de Carlo for trenchant political insights.

And... it sounds quid pro quo. He pays the bills and you swallow his nut. I’m down... sex in order to get to lay around and watch soap operas all day maybe cook a little cake or something before dinner at the country club. Why the fuck women gave it up to work for corporations and endure the drama of the workplace is insane.

She must have been very proud of her son, Congressman Eddie "Paul Ryan" Munster.

What a Lily-livered Munster she was.

She looks how a Republican would look.

Or rather, looked.

I know I always look to cast members of the Munsters for political and moral guidance...

When you’ve been through Herbert and J. Edgar Hoo-o-o-ver, anything else is a laugh.

The Republican party was very, very different in those days. The Republicans began their downward slide when Reagan became president and started courting the repulsive evanjellycal "christians." Things snowballed and the party got meaner, nastier and more ignorant, leading up to the shitpile that eventually ended up electing the Orange Turd. Today's "Republicans" are nothing remotely like the pre-1980s ones.

Who the fuck cares? Save your righteous indignation for the atrocious beliefs held by people today.

Says a woman who had a job.

Grandpa Munster was super liberal. Oh to be at that dinner table!

[quote] The Republican party was very, very different in those days.

You mean when they went after Jews and blacks in the government and created the Red Scare? Republicans have always been horrible.

R1- I liked the Adams Family but The Munsters was FAR FUNNIER. The writing, the acting ( especially Fred Gwynne as Herman Munster) and the production values were superior to The Adams Family

Her follies were legendary.

[quote]Republicans have always been horrible.

Of course they have, r15, and I'm not defending their behavior either then or now. I'm just saying that the 1950s Republicans were actually starting to come around in their arcane thinking when Reagan gave the evanjellycals credence by courting their votes. The religious zealots seized on that acceptance like a dog on a bone, and that's when the party REALLY hit the shitter. The one good thing that came out of the "christian" uprising was that it opened my eyes to just how hypocritical and evil "christianity" is, and I've been an atheist ever since.

Grandpa ran as a Green Party candidate for Governor of New York and got 52,533 votes.

WUXTRY! WUXTRY! READ ALL ABOUT IT!:

In further breaking news, our leading lady Mrs. Laura Keene, I am shocked to say, was a card-carrying member of the Know=Nothing Party! Oh, the brazen hussy!

[quote]And... it sounds quid pro quo. He pays the bills and you swallow his nut. I’m down... sex in order to get to lay around and watch soap operas all day maybe cook a little cake or something before dinner at the country club. [bold]Why the fuck women gave it up to work for corporations and endure the drama of the workplace is insane.[/bold]

I dunno...maybe because so often the men decided to trade the old model in for a newer, dewier one who had no skin in the game, no sweat equity? And the old wife had to sit there and suck on it. No recent job experience, no solo credit history/bank account, etc. Just chucked out like last year's Christmas fruit cake.

Yeah, who in their right mind would trade all that for a college education and their own fucking money?

R21 divorce was shameful to most back then... the men stayed and fucked around on the side.

[quote] Republicans were actually starting to come around in their arcane thinking when Reagan gave the evanjellycals credence by courting their votes.

No they weren’t and Carter is responsible for bringing evangelicals into the White House. Fuck off, idiot.

Spoken like a true 2019 Republitard with a short memory of Reagan sucking up to the evanjellycals.