For Scott Baio, one of the few outspoken conservatives in the entertainment world, word of a “Happy Days” cast reunion to back Democrat Joe Biden was nothing to be happy about.
And millions of Americans who grew up on the 1970s sitcom staple, set in Milwaukee, understood exactly how he felt.
In a Wednesday morning interview with Fox News’ Maria Bartiromo, Baio made it clear how strange it is that the cast of a show that looked on the 1950s with a nostalgic eye (hence the name), is turning out for the Democratic presidential campaign.
“You take a show like ‘Happy Days,’ that represented traditional American values. Good morals. A slice of Americana,” Baio, who played the iconic role of Chachi, told Bartiromo before getting to the truth about the Joe Biden candidacy that’s ignored by the mainstream media.
“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.”
“I believe in the president because I believe in America. I believe in all things America,” he told Bartiromo.
“I believe in hard work and individualism. I believe in God and I believe in my country. I believe in the military. I believe in what this country was founded on. I don’t hate this country, like most liberals do. I don’t think it was founded in a bad way. I love it.”
Sorry Chachi. Ron Howard and Henry Winkler are far more successful and far more liberal.