NiftyNiblick
1960s Chick Magnet
My Mom Is big time Catholic, and goes to Church about every day. She even leads a Carmelite group at the monastery. She hates how Kavanaughs family was dragged through this, and is angry at the Democrats lawyers for not informing Ford about handling these things in California, without having to release her name. She voted for Trump mostly on pro-life issues, and really doesn't like Hillary. She is ashamed at how the Kavanaugh issue was handled, and yet she still has reservations he may be a poor choice for The Supreme Court. Republicans may lose a lot, if they don't reconsider putting a better candidate up instead. It's not just Democrats you'll be contending with.
Is it stressful having a mom like that? To the family situation, I mean.
My family were wedding and funeral Catholics, for the most part, and my mom never voted for a Republican in her life.
She was a union member like me. A great deal of my contempt for conservatives came directly from her.
One of my fondest memories is hearing my little daughter (who's now 41) call Bush Senior's Chief-of-Staff John Sununo "pigface" when he was on Crossfire.
It seems that she picked that up from my precious mom. If she had picked it up from me, she'd have called him "motherfucker."
It would have been catastrophic for me if my mom had been conservative on any significant issue.
I have no tolerance for that.
I have no social relationship with any conservative.
It's hard to imagine that it would have been any different with my mother.
Thankfully, I had a great relationship with my mom and my dad.
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