[Wurlitzer]

Great Christian values, true. HOWEVER, I cannot help but be embarrassed by the entire cast and have a suspicion that the producers are sitting back and laughing at us right wing nuts.

Is that really the image we want to project? If so, then I guess I have been wasting my time and money dressing well, shaving, attempting to speak properly...

My preferred view of America might be higher class so call me a snob or whatever but I think we can do better than DD.

For a society to advance should we all strive to be/do better?

I guess I had too much white bread and mayonnaise while growing up. [inside joke with my wife]

[EEGator]

I think you are looking too deep. It’s just a television show. There are plenty of people in our society to look up to, and it begins at the family level.

[BJ1]

For a society to advance should we all strive to be/do better?

The man-children running round in their 20s and 30s indicate that millions do not want to strive to be/do better. I don't understand the appeal of prolonged adolescent, and especially chasing after women that everyone else seems to have had a turn with. But hey, don't judge right?

[Reddy]

I don’t follow DD, but I know the premise of the show. Yes, the left will probably use the stereotypical perception of the cast to denigrate conservatives, but who cares? DD is a reality show based on a successful family, contrast that with the Kardashian reality show. Which broadcast perpetuates the image of a dysfunctional, egomaniacal, excessive conspicuous consumption, promiscuous, airhead group of people? The show with the family who dresses well and shaves, right? ;)

[oust the louse]

“Great Christian values, true. HOWEVER, I cannot help but be embarrassed by the entire cast and have a suspicion that the producers are sitting back and laughing at us right wing nuts.”

Right wing nuts come in all shapes and sizes and Christian values come from those who are not all blonde hair, blue eyes and dressed in khaki’s and a tie...