Scott Baio – as if he has better things to do with this time – has refused to participate in a “Happy Days” reunion because any funds made will go to support socialism and marxism. It should be noted that there are socialists and Marxists on the ballot for president, neither of which is Joe Biden or Kamala Harris because neither believes in socialism or Marxism.

Indeed, if ANY party in the United States believes in socialism or Marxism, that would be the Republican party which twice in twelve years has found the trillions – say that again TRILLIONS – of dollars, necessary to bail out Wall Street. That is called “socialism” when, in times of trouble, or – just to help – the government hands out money to regular people. But in the United States, regular people are CEOs and people who stand to lose hundreds of millions.

Regardless, Happy Days was planning on a reunion, the problem was that the proceeds were going to Democrats and Scott Baio cannot figure out why he would want to help such people! Baio was being interviewed by Maria Bartiromo – who used to be a respected reporter “the Money Honey” on CNBC, but then revealed herself to be less honey and more “MONEY” – and Maria totally understood why Baio would refuse such an interview. From our buddies at Rawstory:

Before ending the interview, Fox Business host Maria Bartiromo asked Baio why he had slammed a Happy Days reunion, which Ron Howard announced will benefit Democratic candidates.

“Here’s what I don’t get,” Baio said. “To take a show like Happy Days that represented traditional Americana values, good morals, a slice of Americana and to use that show and those ideals to promote two people in Joe Biden and Kamala Harris that condone, encourage and foment rioting and looting is a little bizarre to me.”

“It’s your character,” Bartiromo nodded. “You should have a right to say I don’t agree with it and I’m not onboard.”

Right, so promote the good morals of Donald Trump you piece of …

By the way, we don’t recall anyone saying that he did not have the “right” to say that “[I] don’t agree with it and I’m not on board.” Just like we have the right to say that basically you’ve been exposed as a talentless jackass who is still living off a role you had when you were sixteen. And you want to talk about family values and traditional American good morals? Does that mean when there were two drinking fountains? Does that mean when the boss was expected to bang the secretary at work and she was expected to keep her mouth shut about it or lose her job?

Is that the good old days to which he’s referring? We’re confused. Because he loves Trump America.

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Peace, y’all
Jason
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