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QUESTION: Do you talk about politics at Thanksgiving dinner with your family, or do you try and stay away from that subject?
Talk about it….
Hell yeah! Just don’t get your feelings hurt.
Our large gathering will not be discussing politics as we are all joyful Trump kicked ass. Trump won get over it.
Hell yeah! Trump all the way!
Yes. We all share the same view so it is not an issue. On the contrary, it is really fun to bash Trump and his supporters at the dinner table.
That is why ya’ll lost by a lanslide. I can’t believe you saw any substance to her “policies”
You guy won 🥇 but yet I still have encountered angry Trump supporters. What gives?
This is part of the reason you guys lost. Your unfair criticism, insulting and demonization and attack of traditional Americans. People finally saw through it.
Bash all you want you’re the minority! We laugh at you.
only the argument will be between white meat and dark….otherwise pass them taters 😁
NO!
We don’t like politics at the Thanksgiving table! And we’re very concerned that several liberal friends who are still upset over the election will try to turn it into a divided event.
We plan to give a very nice announcement ‘warning’ at the beginning.
I’m not fixated on politics, I enjoy my life and live in the now.
Politics rarely enters my mind, and when I visit with my family,
we’re too busy having a good time and enjoying each other’s
company. Nobody even brings it up. My brother and I enjoy
building hot rods and fast cars, so we’re usually talking about
what projects we’ve been working on. We’re a Sicilian family
and my sister and daughter are great cooks, as a result, we’re
enjoying a wonderful meal and telling them how fantastic it is.
Not likely to be in the company of anyone this year. In the past, with friends/family who would bring up their leftist politics, all I ever had to do was to parry with a fact. After a few times of this, it eventually led to no further political discussions. I wish we’d dine with our friends again (for that I would be truly thankful), but they have yet to get past masking while in the house.