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Lynda Carter, Wonder Woman and Arizona
'Wonder Woman' star Lynda Carter snubs Republican sister, endorses opponents in Arizona race
"Wonder Woman" actress Lynda Carter snubbed her sister Pamela last weekend when she endorsed the two Democrats in the state house race for Arizona's Legislative District 4.
‘Wonder Woman’ star Lynda Carter endorses rivals of her own sister in Arizona legislative race
Wonder Woman” has roped herself with the lasso of truth. Lynda Carter, star of the iconic 1970s CBS show, has backed two Democrats in an Arizona legislative race — snubbing her only
Lynda Carter, star of 'Wonder Woman,' endorses Democrats running against her sister
Lynda Carter, star of Wonder Woman in the 1970s, has endorsed two Democrats for the state House of Representatives who are running against her sister.
Lynda Carter, Original Wonder Woman, Tells Arizonans Not To Vote For Her Sister
I have known Pam my entire life, which is why I sadly cannot endorse her for this or any public office," the actor said.
‘Wonder Woman’ Lynda Carter publicly snubs Republican sister with Democrat endorsements
"Wonder Woman" star Lynda Carter turned her back on her sister, Pamela, who is running for Arizona state rep., endorsing Democrats instead.
Lynda Carter’s Sister Is Running in a Key Arizona Race. Wonder Woman Is Sounding the Alarm.
Pamela Carter, a right-wing abortion foe, claims to have her family's "full support" for her candidacy. Not exactly.
“Wonder Woman” (Lynda Carter) does not want Arizonans to vote for her sister—Pamela Carter
Wonder Woman” Lynda Carter, posted to X (Twitter) on Saturday and said of both her sister’s opponents, Democrats Kelli Butler and Karen Gresham— “Kelli and Karen are both strong, experienced candidates.
‘Wonder Woman’ star endorses sister’s opponents in political race
Lynda Carter, the former star of the 1970s hit TV show “Wonder Woman,” has urged people not to vote for her sister in November.
Wonder Woman star snubs Republican sister -a former Trump campaign employee- to endorse her rivals in Arizona race
Wonder Woman icon Lynda Carter did not back Pamela Carter in an Arizona legislative race. Instead, she publicly endorsed her Republican sister's rivals.
'Wonder Woman' Lynda Carter's Sister Is Running For Office in Arizona. The Star Endorsed Her Democratic Challenger
Lynda Carter, better known for portraying Wonder Woman in the eponymous CBS show in the 1970s, has endorsed two Democratic candidates in the Arizona legislative race. But what makes the otherwise regular move is that they are running against her sister Pamela,
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Who is Pamela Carter? OG Wonder Woman Lynda Carter’s anti-abortion, Trump-supporting sister is a candidate for the Arizona House of Representatives
She’s anti-abortion and against same-sex marriage, wants to arm teachers in schools, and considers herself part of ‘God’s ...
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Lynda Carter On Tonight’s ‘Geeks & Nerds For Harris’ Event, Surprise Guests, Equal Rights & Joy Of VP’s White House Bid
Lynda Carter talks about her expectations for tonight's Geeks & Nerds for Harris online vent, some real life wonder women & ...
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Lynda Carter Net Worth
Born on July 24, 1951, in Phoenix, Arizona, Lynda Carter grew up with a blend of English, Scots-Irish, Mexican, Spanish, and ...
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