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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My kid is very good friends with the child of a prominent GOP person (CPAC speaker). We are very liberal. I have zero issues with them even though I really disagree with their politics. They’re nice and funny but totally wrong wrt politics. They have mentioned some minor issues with neighbors being rude. I feel like in DC it is very common to have friends with different political views because for many it’s just a job.[/quote]

Have you actually watched what goes on at CPAC? It's not just some generic conservative convention of people who disagree with the tax structure. [/quote]

Yes but they’re allowed to be wrong. Again, I full reject the GOP’s “platform” that currently is about hate and low taxes for the wealthy. But I also understand that not everyone holds my values. We have discussed with our child (MS aged now) what things we find objectionable. The GOP is very vocal about their anti-immigration stance, my spouse in an immigrant.

There are so many other gossipy things I could share about this family that would blow your minds but I won’t out of respect to them. But let’s just say that often times kids become a 180 of their parents’ beliefs. :wink:  :lol:   I wish I could write/produce a tv show about my kids’ and my journey through DC schools with prominent families. It would be hilarious![/quote]

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