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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DH and I started around the same place when we married 20 years ago but we have moved apart politically.  He more right and me more left. If comes up in our conversations once every 4 years for about 6 months.  He is a good dad, works hard, helps around the house. He treats others with respect.  On politics we agree to disagree. We talk about our differences with kids all the time now and hopefully they will realize people come to different answers but it doesn't mean there is one group that is right on everything.

Can't imagine this scenario doesn't play out in many marriages and can't imagine divorcing someone after 20 years and 3 kids just because they vote R.[/quote]

This is exactly my marriage. I’m pretty sure my husband will vote for Trump. I didn’t (voted 3rd party - don’t care for Biden either) and I’m 100% fine with that. His presidential vote does not, and never has, defined him as a person. Happily married for 15 years. [/quote]

So if you voted third party you voted for trump too, you realize that right?[/quote]

Actually I didn’t. If I had voted for Trump I would have VOTED FOR TRUMP.

I can’t stand this line. You’re just pissed I didn’t vote your way. Get over it. [/quote]

np  Depends on what state you are voting in.  If you live in a contested state than you indeed voted for Trump.   Just own it.[/quote]

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