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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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Hatshepsut

on Sep 21, 2016

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I will discuss with family and friends, sometimes over social media although too many people are rude.

12heather34

on Sep 21, 2016

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I discuss the election only occasionally with close friends and family. I like to see what everyone thinks. With this election people feel so strongly on on their beliefs, so there is no sense in arguing.

Joanna_Topaz

on Sep 21, 2016

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I discuss with friends and family with whom I am close (immediate family -husband and kid -- mother, sister) but do not discuss otherwise as this race in particular seems to be so polarizing.

sandramburns1959

on Sep 21, 2016

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My husband and I discuss when Trump wins, how he will rescind all or as many as he can, NOama's illegal executive orders. Of course, people who lost their homes, savings, jobs, businesses, and the increased rate of suicide, cannot be rescinded.

asaywhat

on Sep 21, 2016

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I don't really talk about the election with friends other than get out and make sure they register AND vote. I talk with my family about the election when something crazy happens between the candidates but never about who we're voting for.

jehousel

on Sep 21, 2016

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I discuss it a lot with my hubby and with my parents because I believe that understanding our current national state is key to being prepared for the future. We are all likely to vote for the same person in the Presidential race, mostly choosing the lesser of two evils.

reakilgore

on Sep 21, 2016

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I am careful who to discuss it with! I will only talk about the candidates with OPEN MINDED people. I do not like how some are very set in their ways, and think anyone who disagrees are idiots! I tell everyone I can't wait until the debate, then we will have a clearer understanding where each candidate stands on the issues which are important to America. That is if he or she doesn't avoid the questions! I don't trust when a question is not directly answered!

reakilgore

on Sep 21, 2016

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Exactly! Well put!