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How do you discuss the election with others IN PERSON? Tell us & enter our Giveaway!

on Sep 20, 2016

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How much do you discuss the upcoming Presidential election with friends and/or family, IN PERSON? In what way?

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linnzie

on Oct 09, 2016

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I discuss the election a lot in person, mainly with family and close friends. It can be a touchy subject so I usually refrain from bringing it up with my boss coworkers, or people I don't know well.

linnzie

on Oct 09, 2016

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I discuss the election a lot in person, mainly with family and close friends. It can be a touchy subject so I usually refrain from bringing it up with my boss coworkers, or people I don't know well.

saltpep

on Oct 09, 2016

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Have had discussions with everyone from family to friends to work associates. The consensus is that no one likes any of the candidates and some are voting for what they believe is lesser of the worst!

Angie32toro

on Oct 09, 2016

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Every single day it seems like I end up in a presidential discussion of some kind even at work! Lol and I work at Subway!

Marthapalmer62

on Oct 09, 2016

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Every day, we discuss it at work, we have someone from all ethnic backgrounds, and like to discuss how it effects each of us personally

STAZZYLYNN

on Oct 10, 2016

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Honestly we don't discuss it. Very rarely do we talk about it because it's a very sore subject for a few of my friends. I discuss politics more with my coworkers. We have had some heated discussions. I think it's great to talk about it among friends and get your views out there. You may actually influence someone to vote or have a change of opinion. Every opinion matters.

msfriendly

on Oct 22, 2016

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While I may discuss things with family or friends, I make sure I only give my opinion and don't draw the line in the sand that I'm right and you're wrong. People are entitled to their own opinions and can vote how they want. That's what makes us a democracy.

SandraMM

on Nov 10, 2016

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I don't bring up the subject, but I'm not afraid to let people know I support Hillary.

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