What's something that Democrats and Republicans have in common?
They both despise each other? 馃
31-35, M
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WalksWith 路 56-60, F
Disagree. I have friends, who are conservative, but not trumpists, huge difference, btw. I've had these friends since the 80's. we have argued politics our whole friendship. They are from Manhattan and knew just what kind of person tr**mp is. They (grudgingly) voted Clinton in '16 and Biden in 2020. I miss our political banter. However, I don't have any friends in this 'new' republican party. And I am not sure I ever will. But, I don't despise them. I just don't see any value in befriending them.
DrWatson 路 70-79, M
@WalksWith I think you point out an important distinction: there is a big difference between having a political perspective ( whether it be conservative or liberal) and idolizing a party or politician.
I have a friend who disagrees with me politically, but we have good conversations. He is conservative, but as he describes it, he held his nose and voted for Trump.
I have a friend who disagrees with me politically, but we have good conversations. He is conservative, but as he describes it, he held his nose and voted for Trump.