[WhiteGuy]

Its a TV show.

nothing more, nothing less

[Cincinna]

I'm a Conservative, and I love Seinfeld.
Jerry and the gang managed to offend every single group, cause and movement.
They were so self involved and narcissistic, they mocked everyone.
When they got their comeuppance in the last episode, most fans were not happy. I thought it was perfect.
Elaine loathed pro-lifers except when they are good looking.
"Not that there 's anything wrong with that"
"you are an anti-dentite"
"YADA YADA YADA"
Are all mockeries of political correctness.
Most of all, we loved the show because it made us laugh.

[Clemenza]

All were single New Yorkers with checkered job histories, who seemed incapable of developing lasting and caring relationships with others, either in their careers or their romantic lives. While different on the margins, they all shared certain attributes around which much of the humor of the show pivoted.

Change New Yorkers to "ex-New Yorker" and you have yours truly. Its no wonder that I am a Seinfeld fan. :-)

Despite being a fire breathing right winger, I just could never identify with red state America. Putting Clemenza in a Megachurch is like putting Elton John in the SEALs.

[tlb]

The show may have been mean to dogs and cats, but it did warn the audience what can happen to you if you ride a tractor in your bathing suit. That has to count for something.

It's a lesson I certainly took to heart.

[SandyB]

The show is a creation of Larry David, not Seinfield. Sienfield was just a character on the show. .... and I would guess that Larry David is a liberal.

[showme_the_Glory]

King of the Hill? I thought the libs shows were West Wing and Jon Stoowort?