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Talk:Essay:Greatest Conservative TV Shows (view source)
Revision as of 08:22, September 22, 2019
, 08:22, September 22, 2019→The Andy Griffith Show
I removed The Andy Griffith Show. Andy Griffith was a big-time liberal Democrat who endorsed NC Governor Mike Easley. Easley was later convicted of a felony. He also endorsed Barack Obama in 2008. ~~
I removed The Andy Griffith Show. Andy Griffith was a big-time liberal Democrat who endorsed NC Governor Mike Easley. Easley was later convicted of a felony. He also endorsed Barack Obama in 2008. ~~
:First of all, when signing sigs, you use four tildes, not two. Second of all, I'm not sure we needed to remove The Andy Griffith Show altogether, maybe move it to debatable whether conservative if we must due to Andy Griffith's political leanings. The show itself still dealt with actual conservative elements such as law enforcement being treated in a good light and even emphasizing the sanctity of marriage in the series finale, so we can't really dismiss it as a conservative show. After all, the main character of Chuck is played by one of the biggest liberals around, yet the show itself still promoted undeniable conservative values. [[User:Pokeria1|Pokeria1]] ([[User talk:Pokeria1|talk]]) 04:22, 22 September 2019 (EDT)
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