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In reply to the discussion: Hell has officially frozen over... [View all]Cracklin Charlie
(12,904 posts)16. There is an opening...
He may be ready to understand that you, a Democrat, and he, a Republican, actually share many of the same values, and the same beliefs about the direction of this nation.
The newly awakened can be very passionate, and ready to engage. It would be a shame to waste all that potential energy.
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So now you need to subtly get him to recognize that there is no daylight between trump and the rest.
Salviati
Apr 2017
#8
that was the good thing about Trump--he showed that Republicans have so shit on their own brand
yurbud
Apr 2017
#82
I will never understand why some voters thought Trump would help the middle class at all
cstanleytech
Apr 2017
#27
The least-conservative candidate all the "true conservatives" supported. Go figure!
7962
Apr 2017
#81
They fortunately don't do it EVERY time (or not in large enough numbers) because you also had Bill
LeftishBrit
Apr 2017
#89
At my job yesterday about a dozen co-workers were discusing how great the MOAB was in the break room
briv1016
Apr 2017
#7
you have to look at the media they consume. It was not plainly in front of them if they live
Amaryllis
Apr 2017
#21
Parallel universes that have no point of intersection. I have expereinced this with my best friend
Amaryllis
Apr 2017
#100
When they admit like this, it is important to gently help them see how they got conned.
Bernardo de La Paz
Apr 2017
#13
His "my military'" statement the other day should have every military member united against him.
LonePirate
Apr 2017
#50
I get that, I just hold out hope that someone in Washington will stop him
redstatebluegirl
Apr 2017
#22
Mentioning that might make the former Trump support contact their representatives
csziggy
Apr 2017
#68
At least I feel like I can stop and talk to him when we are working our neighborhood
redstatebluegirl
Apr 2017
#25
Correct, I do my best. I would never do anything to disrespect someone I respect as much as I do
redstatebluegirl
Apr 2017
#26
Please all due respect....I worked for her, I voted for her. I am a 62 year old woman
redstatebluegirl
Apr 2017
#34
I thought so too but he is the last person I thought would EVER turn on him.
redstatebluegirl
Apr 2017
#29
I know he lost some friends in Iraq, his wife said it changed him a great deal.
redstatebluegirl
Apr 2017
#35
Chumps never take the time to think, but always take the time for "sorry." Sorry is a sorry word.
ancianita
Apr 2017
#38
He was always a complete gentleman, very cordial until the Trump thing.
redstatebluegirl
Apr 2017
#70
Almost as good: my sister voted for Trump and explained that "Hillary scares me."
no_hypocrisy
Apr 2017
#54
I think Americans with military experience are concerned about the several aggressive attacks
Sunlei
Apr 2017
#88
Yes they did. So did the people in Oklahoma City who marched yesterday.
redstatebluegirl
Apr 2017
#97