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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Ok. I'm a very politically active Democrat, married to someone who voted for Trump this last time. (But not the first two times!).

Here's how I see it. I love my husband, and I love my relatives who voted for the person I detest and totally lack respect for.  #47 has cost me plenty already, because I think he has greatly weakened my country. (And I love America!  even though I don't put flags all over myself).

We won't talk politics, at all.  We will appreciate being together, the kids being a year older, the good food, the traditions.  Geez, some of these people may not be alive next year. (We're getting up there).

I don't understand how anyone could vote for Trump, and I loathe him, but I also love people I have known for years, and I hope they'll figure out how wrong their vote was.  But we're not talking about that on Turkey Day.[/quote]

Sorry, but I would consider divorce. Voting for Trump in 2024 is inexcusable. And I'm friends with someone who voted for Trump. I draw the line at being married to one.[/quote]

DP.  I wouldn't want someone like you in my house.  No extremists, and you are most definitely an extremist.[/quote]
Pot meets kettle.[/quote]

Not at all.  I have family and friends across the political spectrum.  Not one of them is an extremist who would "consider divorce" if their spouse voted for Trump.  You people need to grow up and then seek therapy.[/quote]

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