Is politics a big issue in your family?

[sapphiregirl]

I have four siblings. Two out of our five kids are voting age.

I'm black, but voting for Trump (I mention being black because my profs try to ridicule me for that)*. My sister is married to a white guy who is diehard Trump. My sis is sort of apolitical, but she will vote for Trump.

My parents voted for Biden, but sort of held their nose when doing so. They do not like Harris. My grandmother is not really a big Trump supporter, but will vote for him. My grandfather has firmly declared he is not voting lol

We had a family reunion a few years ago, and I remember there being some sparks. My uncle called another uncle treacherous for his voting choice. Sometimes I hate discussing politics.


*The profs' attempted ridicule has fueled my passion for politics this summer.

 

[blackhawk]

Simple answer no. People vote how they want to vote and I don’t lose any sleep over it.

 

[jotathought]

No issues here .. all voting for Trump.

 

[ozro]

Most of my family has passed on, so they probably vote Democrat now.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

nope, I have family members that voted for Trump, some for Biden and me for the libertarian.

We all get along just fine

 

[eagle7-31]

I have four siblings. Two out of our five kids are voting age.

I'm black, but voting for Trump (I mention being black because my profs try to ridicule me for that)*. My sister is married to a white guy who is diehard Trump. My sis is sort of apolitical, but she will vote for Trump.

My parents voted for Biden, but sort of held their nose when doing so. They do not like Harris. My grandmother is not really a big Trump supporter, but will vote for him. My grandfather has firmly declared he is not voting lol

We had a family reunion a few years ago, and I remember there being some sparks. My uncle called another uncle treacherous for his voting choice. Sometimes I hate discussing politics.


*The profs' attempted ridicule has fueled my passion for politics this summer.

Nothing really intense. If you are new to this board being black and voting for Trump expect to get hammered by IM2 who calls blacks for Trump sell outs. Just an FYI.

 

[jotathought]

Nothing really intense. If you are new to this board being black and voting for Trump expect to get hammered by IM2 who calls blacks for Trump sell outs. Just an FYI.

Oh yeah .. no doubt, and then continue on with yet another diatribe.

 

[Leo123]

We're voting for Trump, no issues.

 

[BluesLegend]

We are united in our loathing of lying shit bag Democrats.

 

[boevans]

Not particularly in our family and clan.

 

[Votto]

I have some conflict in my family over politics but usually when it goes bad it turns into bike jousting.

 

[talksalot]

nope, I have family members that voted for Trump, some for Biden and me for the libertarian.

We all get along just fine

How'd your candidate do?

 

[shockedcanadian]

I have four siblings. Two out of our five kids are voting age.

I'm black, but voting for Trump (I mention being black because my profs try to ridicule me for that)*. My sister is married to a white guy who is diehard Trump. My sis is sort of apolitical, but she will vote for Trump.

My parents voted for Biden, but sort of held their nose when doing so. They do not like Harris. My grandmother is not really a big Trump supporter, but will vote for him. My grandfather has firmly declared he is not voting lol

We had a family reunion a few years ago, and I remember there being some sparks. My uncle called another uncle treacherous for his voting choice. Sometimes I hate discussing politics.


*The profs' attempted ridicule has fueled my passion for politics this summer.

Im not Americam amd cant vote in your elections obviously. I personally was definitely apolitocal to the extreme, I didnt even know my own governments or what the difference between a Lib or Conservative was, even in my.30s. I knew even less about the U.S though I aoways rooted for Canada and U.S leaders to beat the Russians. I sort of.fell into reaching out to people in power in Canada by necessity. This is all a long way of me saying, no, my family.is definitely not politocally informed, they may just complain about politicians in a generic manner but nothing more

 

[crossbody]

My family will not discuss politics. The entire family has agreed and stated years ago that we will not discuss any politics.

All it does it make family stay away from family for many-many years, and have nothing to do with each other.

 

[Missourian]

I'm pretty much the farthest to the left in my family...and that does cause a little friction.

Mrs MO is much father to the right than I am. She is probably the farthest to the right of anyone in the immediate family.

I do have a couple of distant relatives that actually vote Democrat. They are kinda assholes anyway.

 

[MarathonMike]

I have four siblings. Two out of our five kids are voting age.

I'm black, but voting for Trump (I mention being black because my profs try to ridicule me for that)*. My sister is married to a white guy who is diehard Trump. My sis is sort of apolitical, but she will vote for Trump.

My parents voted for Biden, but sort of held their nose when doing so. They do not like Harris. My grandmother is not really a big Trump supporter, but will vote for him. My grandfather has firmly declared he is not voting lol

We had a family reunion a few years ago, and I remember there being some sparks. My uncle called another uncle treacherous for his voting choice. Sometimes I hate discussing politics.


*The profs' attempted ridicule has fueled my passion for politics this summer.

Very interesting, thanks for sharing! Politics are not a big issue in my family. Most everyone is a Trump supporter or not political. I have one Brother In Law who HATE HATE HATES Trump with a passion. But we get along great because we know if we talk politics it never ends well.

 

[toobfreak]

I'm black, but voting for Trump (I mention being black because my profs try to ridicule me for that)*. *The profs' attempted ridicule has fueled my passion for politics this summer.

Interesting that your professors tried to use race to belittle you into voting democrat. Let me guess: they tried to tell you how misguided you were to be black and vote republican. Frankly, if a professor tried that on me, I'd want to either kick him in the nuts or get him fired, or both. That is how they brainwash and indoctrinate students into all being progressive, by trying to make you feel like there is something wrong with you or that you will be laughed at or culturally scorned and unaccepted by others if you don't fall into their group-think. That is how communists work.

Stick to your guns you are doing the right thing, how ironic these idiots are actually proving you right and they wrong by their own actions.

 

[GLASNOST]

Is politics a big issue in your family?​

No. It is only an issue with me. No one else understands anything about politics nor do they want to.

 

[Plagerist]

Only when someone takes all the middle bread slices and leaves the ends.

 

[conserveguy877]

I have four siblings. Two out of our five kids are voting age.

I'm black, but voting for Trump (I mention being black because my profs try to ridicule me for that)*. My sister is married to a white guy who is diehard Trump. My sis is sort of apolitical, but she will vote for Trump.

My parents voted for Biden, but sort of held their nose when doing so. They do not like Harris. My grandmother is not really a big Trump supporter, but will vote for him. My grandfather has firmly declared he is not voting lol

We had a family reunion a few years ago, and I remember there being some sparks. My uncle called another uncle treacherous for his voting choice. Sometimes I hate discussing politics.


*The profs' attempted ridicule has fueled my passion for politics this summer.

There are some friends and family disagreements I go through too. Some that have been over the top usually by ones who hate Trump. But at this point with this lasting nearly 10 years. I begin to stand for what I believe in and let any insult from them go in one ear out the other. Cause I know I don't vote for crony democrats at least.