GQ Magazine - Ruin Thanksgiving if Family Voted Trump

[pineapplemike]

most of my family is generally pro-Trump, or atleast on team Republican, or at the very least anti-Hillary, or at the very very least anti-MSM, which in a roundabout way makes them sympathetic towards Trump.

some of my positives:

+ trashing NATO, and to an extent the UN, right to their faces, Paris accords
+ being critical of the intel agencies, going as far as calling them political hacks
+ removing the Clintons and Bushes from politics for atleast a generation

plenty of negatives though, continuing the swampy revolving door through his appointments, endless war continues, I'd bet the NSA is still spying on us, no one has been locked up..

[LVH2]

He destroyed TPP, which felt like one of the most inevitable things in politics. Seems like even his supporters gloss over that one. NAFTA cost an estimated 500,000 jobs, so these things are yuge. Oh, and he's working on NAFTA.

Do people really go to Thanksgiving and yell at each other about politics? Every year the internet tells me they do. I feel like they are just trying to manufacture a conflict/story.

So you really, deeply care what your family members' political views are? What does it matter?

[Fife]

[pineapplemike]

True, can't forget TPP

Politics has always been an open topic in my family, can't say we've ever had any blow outs over the years, we're either all generally in agreement or respectful enough to massage our opinions for the sake of discussion

[Fife]

[Fife]

[SuburbanFarmer]

[Fife]

[Fife]

Plus, how does the aftermath of the feast work out when the women and the feminists get woke?

Fuck that football, Danny, get your country ass in here and start a scrubbin.

[C-Mag]

Pulled my brother in law aside and asked him to fess up as a closet Trump voter....... he finally came clean.