Next, she mentioned that her husband Al has 13 grandchildren, whom he “refuses not to see” and will see “come hell or high water.” His children also voted for Trump.
“He has told them, ‘I will not let politics split up our family,'” she said. Though she’s “all for healthy boundaries,” Farah Griffin said that she thinks “mashed potatoes are the great equalizer.”
“You don’t want to spend Thanksgiving by yourself because you can’t put politics aside,” she said. “I find that every day and every job I’ve worked in and social circles.
I’ve run in, I’ve been around people with different politics than me and it’s never gotten in the way of having friendships with them.”
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She joked, “I wouldn’t have had any friends,” to which Haines responded, “If I had to choose only the holidays where everyone agreed with me, I wouldn’t have had any holidays.”
