Anyone here married to a republican?
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Anonymous
| Do tell! |
Anonymous
| Yes. What do you want to know? |
Anonymous
| Yes... ? |
Anonymous
| 50% of the county, you mean? |
Anonymous
Actually, higher, since most men are Republican |
Anonymous
| I am. |
Anonymous
| Same here. We used to fight a great deal about politics, but don't bother any longer. At least he is repulsed (his word) by Trump and Cruz as well! |
Anonymous
| Like a card-carrying type of Republican? I'm sure many people are. Why are you concerned? The Western version of democracy doesn't sit well with you? |
Anonymous
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raises hand
We never argue politics because I am a right wing bitter clinger gun owning one too. |
Anonymous
+1 Though I'm actually more of a "small L" libertarian/constitutional conservative which makes it tough for me to call myself a Republican when the party no longer seems to believe in smaller government, lower taxes/spending and the Constitution. |
Anonymous
| I am married to an AA conservative who isn't a huge fan of the party. I'm pretty middle-of-the-road. Everyone assumes we're very far left. |
Anonymous
Same here. But most of my acquaintances would never know this about me (I don’t discuss politics with them). My close friends do. |
Anonymous
Hate to "actually" you on this, but the bitter clingers Obama was referring to were Pennsylvania voters going for Hillary. |
Anonymous
| Thankfully, no. Can't imagine it being a long marriage if he was. |
Anonymous
+1. Rubio was his guy and now he doesn't know if he can in good conscience vote. |