Roseanne Barr

With the election tomorrow, this classic TV clip from the 'Roseanne' show perfectly sums up what many of us would like to say if a candidate stopped by our unannounced.

We knew that the "10/90" model of sitcom development had gained some serious popularity after Charlie Sheen's 'Anger Management,' and FX's recent acquisitions of similar sitcom deals for George Lopez, Kelsey Grammer and Martin Lawrence, but will NBC prove the first broadcast network to adopt the model? It's starting to look that way, thanks to Roseanne Barr and 'Nurse Jackie' creator Lin

I don't expect that any billionaires will be making contributions to the Roseanne for President 2012 campaign anytime soon.

It's all very confusing! Who should be the next President of the United States? We are bombarded with political ads  and stories on the nightly news featuring the latest and greatest in he said and she said opinions of the day as to how we got into this mess, and who will get us out. Now throw Roseanne Barr into the mix. She is actually pretty smart and very liberal. Watch her after the jump. Read

This is no joke. Comedian Roseanne Barr has officially filed the paperwork seeking office of President of the United States, as a Green Party candidate. Of course she announced her candidacy on Twitter:

In the late 80s and early 90s, ABC's "Roseanne" was the first sitcom to paint a realistic picture of a middle-class American Family.  The Cleavers and Cosbys were great TV families, but most of us could relate much more to the Connors.  Based on Roseanne Barr's comedy, "Roseanne" was a ratings monster, and the show still lives on in reruns.