Actress Lynda Carter, best known for playing Wonder Woman in the 1970s, insulted her conservative sister over the weekend by endorsing her opponent in an Arizona state legislative election.
Pamela Carter, who served as a state representative for Trump's 2020 campaign, is currently running for Arizona's 4th Congressional District as a Republican alongside fellow conservative candidate Matt Gress.
Rather than choosing to support her sister or remain silent, Carter chose to publicly voice his support for Democratic opponents Karen Gresham and Kerry Butler.
“I was born in Arizona. Translator and @KarenGreshamAZ fOr perhaps we will compete for two LD4 seats in the Arizona State Assembly,” Carter wrote to X on Sept. 14. “Kelly and Karen are both talented and experienced candidates born and raised in Arizona.”
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“Wonder Woman” actress Lynda Carter endorsed two Arizona Democrats over the weekend, but ignored her sister, Pamela. (@pamelacarter888, via X/Getty Images)
“These are working mothers fighting for the rights that matter most to Arizonans, especially the right of every child to a quality education,” she added.
The 73-year-old actress has a history of supporting Democratic candidates, including former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in 2016 and President Biden in 2020.
Pamela Carter's platform includes commitments to fighting inflation, supporting law enforcement and securing the southern border. Her Republican campaign website denounced her Democratic opponent as a “champion.”[ing] Joe Biden's open border policy is an important issue that should not be corrupted by their partisan politics.
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Lynda Carter attended the opening night of Broadway's Bad Cinderella at the Imperial Theatre in New York City in 2023. (John Nasion/Getty Images)
“Our open borders allow human trafficking, drugs (including fentanyl), gangs, narcotics and violence to flow across our borders in record amounts,” her website states. “We are all put at risk because politicians are too busy fighting each other to fight for us.”
“I believe we must secure our border, enforce Arizona's laws, and stop the flow of drugs, crime, and violence,” the Republican added. “Legal immigration has long been a source of American strength and is worthy of renewal, but nothing meaningful will be accomplished unless illegal immigration is nearly eradicated.”
Two days after endorsing the Democratic candidate, Carter also endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris in the next US presidential election.
Lynda Carter (right) and her sister Pamela Carter attend the National Council of Hispanic Women's Gala Awards on April 14, 1983 in Beverly Hills, California. (Ron Galella/Ron Galella Collection via Getty Images)
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“I vote Kamala Harris “Because she has a proven track record of improving the lives of ordinary Americans,” the actress wrote on Sept. 16. “'Idea Concepts' won't protect my grandparents' retirement savings; her policies already do.”
Fox News Digital reached out to the Pamela Carter campaign for comment but did not immediately receive a response.
