Weep cast to reunite Wisconsin Democrats for fundraising

Earlier in this stupid quarantine, Josh God tried to bring some bright spots into our miserable lives by hosting endless big reunion specials on Zoom. On his YouTube page, Combined chats with God’s casts Back into the future, Ghost Busters, Ferris Bullers Day Off, The Lord of the Rings Trio, Goonis, Splash, And The princess is the bride. Not to mention the fact that in 2020, celebrities will be as bored and desperate for human contact as we are, and in its adventures it will be exciting — it will force some to deal with it. Irrational Hate of Ol Josh God.

But, then, Josh God stopped doing it. Or at least we stopped hearing about it. Maybe he’s in Zoom right now, chatting with all the rest of James Bond and we don’t even know? However, a new group has arrived to continue God’s good work: the Democratic Party of Wisconsin. The once faithfully “blue” state went to Donald Trump in 2016, years and years after Republican intrigues (tough voter ID laws, Jerrymanding and the construction of some stupid roundabouts made it harder for people to drive), but some cheese-headed Democrats are calling before the 2020 election . They have already hosted fundraising / reunions Cast of The princess is the bride (In your face, God!) And Parks and amusement (… Eagleton in your face?), And Variety Said They are together now Weep Reunion.

The event takes place on October 4 and you have to pay at least some money to the Wisconsin Democrats to attend, but if you’re willing to pay you can see Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Anna Klumsky, Reed Scott, Sam Richardson, Tim Simons, Tony Hale, Clia Duval, Matt Walsh And some talk about “surprise guests.” Weep. You can watch the video of Louis-Dreyfus talking about this incident. Obviously, there is a lot of talk about defeating Trump and electing Joe Biden, but there is strangely little talk about tearing down many of Wisconsin’s roundabouts and replacing them with traditional squares, where no one can go wrong with when and where they should go. Oh, we imagine that eventually someone will fix it.