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In reply to the discussion: My dad put a Trump sign in his yard. This is what my sister wrote to him: [View all]erronis
(16,639 posts)47. That has to be so hard on you.
I have had a spouse with some extreme relatives and for quite a while it didn't matter too much.
But as time went on her "evangelical christianity" took root again and she became a soldier for her version of "the right". I heard that she was a trump supporter also, but thankfully I lost contact with her 20+ years ago.
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My dad put a Trump sign in his yard. This is what my sister wrote to him: [View all]
Coventina
14 hrs ago
OP
To the more privileged supporting Trump is like support a football team; not much blow back to them. People have to make
uponit7771
14 hrs ago
#3
No, that's part of what is so shocking. He called him a clown, when Trump first came down the elevator.
Coventina
14 hrs ago
#7
I don't know who he voted for in 2020. I doubt he voted for Trump but I could be wrong.
Coventina
12 hrs ago
#44
I thought about writing something, but I could not keep the anger out of it.
Coventina
14 hrs ago
#13
Very good question. In fact, a question for the ages. That vacuum between victory and fate is when the rot sneaks in.
jaxexpat
2 hrs ago
#65
I'm leaving now to take her a Harris yard sign (prearranged before this happened)
Coventina
14 hrs ago
#16
That sounds like a possible culprit. A constant fire-hose of misinformation can warp peoples' minds.
erronis
14 hrs ago
#23
Oh, dear. It's hard to reason with a 99 year old. They know what they know and that is all.
erronis
12 hrs ago
#48
I guess your dad is independently wealthy and doesn't need his SS or Medicare.
Katcat
13 hrs ago
#37
Very powerful and soulful. Must have been very difficult to write, Brave woman, your sister.
Joinfortmill
13 hrs ago
#39
"Your vote is your own and I believe in your right to have it, but now I wonder if you believe in mine?"
Beartracks
12 hrs ago
#43
When they support a convicted felon/rapist/Insurrectionist not too sure any
NoMoreRepugs
12 hrs ago
#52
Woah...fiercely beautiful, or beautifully fierce. She wrote amazing prose.
electric_blue68
9 hrs ago
#60