Modern Family Creator Offers Fan Ann Romney Role as Gay-Wedding Officiant
Source: E! Online
Ann Romney might be gearing up for her role as potential first lady, but she might also wanna prep for another one: TV star.
Mitt Romney's 63-year-old missus openly professed her love for Modern Family to Entertainment Tonight, and now its creator, Steve Levitan, has offered her a spot on the showwhile slyly taking dig at her husband's anti-gay-marriage stance.
The showrunner took to Twitter yesterday and wrote: "Thrilled Ann Romney says ModFam is her favorite show. We'll offer her the role of officiant at Mitch & Cam's wedding. As soon as it's legal."
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Levitan, of course, was clearly taking swipe at the Republican presidential candidate, who's been a vocal opponent of gay marriage.
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Read more: http://www.eonline.com/news/341731/modern-family-creator-offers-fan-ann-romney-role-as-gay-wedding-officiant
JBoy
(8,021 posts)but she rooted for the Germans.
liberalmuse
(18,672 posts)And "Two and a Half Men". I don't get it.
ZombieHorde
(29,047 posts)Probably the same thing.
LynneSin
(95,337 posts)Nothing like a lil world domination amongst friends!
ZombieHorde
(29,047 posts)VWolf
(3,944 posts)Doesn't mean I want our government doing those things.
ZombieHorde
(29,047 posts)but I am against torture.
VWolf
(3,944 posts)that many on the right cannot distinguish between hollywood and reality. It's a distinction most are able to make before they reach age 10.
Unfortunately, these people haven't getton there yet, at least mentally.
Odin2005
(53,521 posts)MY WORDS ARE BACKED WITH THERMONUCLEAR WEAPONS!!!
SmittynMo
(3,544 posts)I'm sure they laugh their asses off (in a demeaning way) at the gay couple. They most likely watch it for the other characters.
Modern Family Rocks!!!
LibertyLover
(4,788 posts)that said if you liked NCIS and/or NCIS Los Angeles you were most likely conservative both religiously and politically. That made me laugh because I like both those programs and am neither religiously conservative (unless you take into account the fact that I practice that real old time religion , nor am I politically conservative. So I'd have to say that sometimes favorite television shows are just favorite television shows and don't have much to say about a person's political or social leanings.
Yavin4
(35,445 posts)and other forms of African American entertainment.
What you like in entertainment does not necessarily reflect your politics in any way.
alp227
(32,047 posts)History repeats itself. If you weren't watching TV back in 1992 (I was a baby back then, there's my excuse), here's the context: the (R) VP from '92, Dan Quayle, made a speech attacking Murphy Brown the TV show over the female character who became a single mother (http://web.archive.org/web/20110102094039/www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,975627,00.html). The season premiere of Murphy Brown at the beginning of the '92 season used video of Quayle's speech as part of the episode story. (Quayle actually did not make a cameo, my bad.) But in perspective it's an interesting look at elections clashing with pop culture.